Sex Education in Catholic Schools: Parents Oppose
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Parents of students at Catholic schools in Hamburg are demanding the withdrawal of the archdiocese's current sexual education policy, citing the Vatican's position.
The sex education framework for Catholic schools in Hamburg includes among the "first sexual experiences" the caresses an infant receives while being bathed. The 62-page document, in effect since June 2025, will be introduced tomorrow in the classrooms of the archdiocese's fifteen schools. InfoVaticana has examined it in its entirety. Rome has not responded to either the letter parents sent to Leo XIV in February or the canonical complaint filed…
In his answer, the Dicastery for Culture and Education refers to "As a man and woman, he created them." Parents call for Archbishop Heße to withdraw the concept of the Catholic school framework from 20 August.
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