Chapter six of the World Meeting of Families catechesis reflects on the fruitfulness of marriage. Couples without the visible fruit of children can take comfort in the fact that bond of marriage itself and service to the community are expressions of marital fruitfulness.
Summertime means weddings! If you're preparing for marriage, or know someone who is, here's a handy list of tips for planning a beautiful, holy Catholic wedding.
Emily Macke explores a shift in attitudes about marriage, particularly those of young people (millennials), which seems to suggest that some people now think that society doesn't need marriage.
Do Fathers Matter? What Science Is Telling Us About The Parent We've Overlooked
by Paul Raeburn; reviewed by Sara Perla
Journalist Paul Raeburn answers a resounding, "Yes! Fathers matter." His book plumbs the fascinating science behind what makes fathers unique and important in their children's lives.
"A cord of three strands is not quickly broken." (Ecc. 4:12) Invite God into your marriage daily. Prayer can open up a third perspective when you're not sure what to do.
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