Letting Go of “What If” in Marriage
Letting Go of “What If” in Marriage In the quiet rhythm of daily married life, a wife may find her thoughts drifting into a familiar pattern—one...
Letting Go of “What If” in Marriage In the quiet rhythm of daily married life, a wife may find her thoughts drifting into a familiar pattern—one...
From The Catholic Family Handbook, Father Lovasik Disclaimer Be ready to compromise and to forgive There will be many disagreements in your married life. Marriage has...
by Father Lawrence Lovasik, Catholic Family Handbook Combat your jealousy Jealousy makes you eager to have all the affection and attention of your spouse. It may...
– by Dr. Alice Von Hildebrand By Love Refined: Letters to a Young Bride Dear Julie, I’m grateful for your frankness. It makes my duties as...
My husband and I celebrated our 40th Anniversary this year. When you have been together that long, you take things for granted but we are both...
by Emerson Hynes St. John’s University, Collegeville, Minnesota +J. H. Schlarman Bishop of Peoria President NCRLC Sacramental Protection of the Family (Notes from a talk by...
Catholic Family Handbook, Rev. George Kelly, 1950’s How to Disagree with Your Mate Coming from different backgrounds, a husband and wife do not view all of...
by Father Daniel A. Lord, 1950’s They’re Married! Everyone has heard, I am sure, the story of the elderly lady who, when the newly engaged girl...
by the Rev. Thomas Gerrard, 1911 This brings us to the all-important question of divorce. If both the natural and divine laws maintain the unity and...
by Fr. George Kelly, The Catholic Marriage Manual, 1950’s In its practical application, the Church’s teaching that marriage must be permanent has these natural bulwarks: 1....
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