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Priest-sexologist Leo J. Lafreniere, 61, says that young people won't accept pronouncements that such things as premarital sex are wrong, they want re(...)
Priest-sexologist Leo J. Lafreniere, 61, says that young people won't accept pronouncements that such things as premarital sex are wrong, they want re(...)

Priest-sexologist Leo J. Lafreniere, 61, says that young people won't accept pronouncements that such things as premarital sex are wrong, they want re(...)

Date1/17/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Priest-sexologist Leo J. Lafreniere; 61; says that young people won't accept pronouncements that such things as premarital sex are wrong; they want reasons; and he says there are plenty of good reasons to be given. He is co-ordinator for family life education in the Nipissing District separate schools.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0022027F
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