Did Jesus condemn contraception Are there any passages in the New Testament where Jesus himself condemns the practice of contraception? As a virgin and the product of a miraculous conception himself it would seem odd for Him to have a strong opinion on the subject.
No, there are no passages in the New Testament where Jesus even speaks about contraception.  Coincidentally, He never mention airplanes, computers, fast food, or cell phones either.  :)

All of these are modern inventions for which there was no vocabulary or context in which teaching could be given.  (While there were examples of contraceptives in ancient history, the Jewish people don't appear to have used any.)  The basis of the teachings of the Catholic church and others comes from arguments of design.  God's design of intercourse leads to reproduction--not all the time, of course, but that is certainly a reasonably common outcome.  Additionally, there is a specific command given to Adam and Noah to fill the earth and multiply upon it, so taking unnatural action to prevent reproduction seems to go against that to some extent.

Also, the idea that Jesus would not have a strong opinion on the subject, merely because He Himself was the product of a miraculous conception, ignores the Biblical teaching that Jesus was Himself the eternal Son of God who took on flesh 2,000 years ago.  The Son of God, through whom all things were created, certainly has a strong opinion on truth and morality.