The Future Of The Marriage-Based Family
MPs Jim Dobbin, David Burrows, Paul Rowen, and Andrew Selous, and Lord Hylton, Bishop of Winchester Rt. Rev. Michael Scott-Joynt, Bishop of Manchester Rt. Rev. Nigel McCulloch and Professor the…
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Traditional Meaning Of ‘Marriage’
We must applaud the American Catholic Bishops, Jewish Rabbis and other Catholic and Jewish leaders who joined in affirming their common beliefs regarding marriage in a joint statement titled Created in…
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Cardinal Schönborn On Humanae Vitae
Based on an article in The Record Online which reports news of the parish, the nation and the world on a weekly basis with a special focus on the life of the…
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Divorce and Remarriage: A Theological Assessment
A group of eight Dominican theologians in the United States has released in the Dominican journal Nova et Vetera, a study in preparation for the 2014 and 2015 synods on…
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Is Facebook Bad for your Marriage?
Are you one of the 500 million active Facebook users around the world today? Maybe you access a range of social media platforms daily, or maybe you’re a little wary…
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The Harm Pornography Causes
In 2010 the Witherspoon Institute published a book of over 260 pages entitled The Social Costs of Pornography: A Reader, with a Foreword by Jean Bethke Elshstain and an Introduction…
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Praying together as a couple
Introduction We are convinced that praying together as a couple saved our marriage. This is why we want to encourage all couples to pray together daily. In marriage the spouses…
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Safe and Clear Communication
To handle a conflict well is critical for the future of a marriage, so we need to be able to communicate clearly and safely. This requires using agreed–upon strategies and…
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Handling conflict
Because conflict, differences and disagreements are inevitable in marriage, and indeed are to be expected; then it is imperative that we learn constructive ways to handle these. Professor Howard Markham…
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Forgiveness—the key to healing
It’s probably true to say that most of us have been hurt in someway in our childhood. Too often we remain, to a greater extent, bound and oppressed by the…