Posts in the "Marriage and family life" category
Articles on the call to holiness within the context of the “domestic church†of family life.
Have you ever wondered why some children seem to have been born neat, while others leave a tornado in their wake? Why are some people always upbeat and optimistic, their glass “half full,” while others seem to be enveloped in a black cloud, their glass always “half empty”? For some, no passing thought goes unexpressed, [...]
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Presenting a series of organizations and web sites devoted to enriching married life.
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Children have a simple and enlightening understanding of God. This is a richness for all who care to hear it.
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If the Church were to approve the use of condoms in cases where a spouse had AIDS, it would lead to the degradation of women everywhere.
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Sexual union does more than make pleasure and babies. Lived properly it transforms the couple into “one flesh”, and helps them to become more like God.
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Wondering about marriages between a Catholic and a non-Catholic? Here are some straightforward answers.
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Much of the philosophical framework found behind today’s legal system is based on a flawed view of human nature that stems from existentialism. This must be opposed, because in the end the others around us become seen as a vague sort of threat to our liberty, and we lose sight of our neighbours as people deserving of our love.
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