Articles in 'Marriage and Family'
It is the Priest Who Fathers Our Souls
It is the Priest Who Fathers Our Souls
By Kevin J. Banet
What is a family? Is it just the people we share blood with? Or does it go deeper than that? Consider that a priest is more of a father to us than our biological fathers.
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There Are Cookies!
There Are Cookies!
By Peggy Weber
Cookies at a wake? Why not!
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How to get Advent started right…so you end right
How to get Advent started right…so you end right
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
It's the most wonderful time of the year, but also the most stressful and chaotic for many. It's easy for Christ to be put to the side during cooking, shopping, gift wrapping, decorating and party planning. Here are some tips for ensuring we do not miss the beauty of Advent. This Advent, use these simple ideas to deepen your faith and refocus.
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Clinging to Tradition
Clinging to Tradition
By Caroline Godin
Are we losing our Catholic tradition in a secular world?
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God's Plan for Mankind
God's Plan for Mankind
By Mark Kehoe
God intended for one man and one woman to be joined with each other in marriage for life.
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Children Are a Blessing Not a Curse
Children Are a Blessing Not a Curse
By Mark Kehoe
This is our story of why we were open to God's Will and blessed with nine wonderful children.
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5 tips for those grieving during the holidays
5 tips for those grieving during the holidays
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
The Christmas season is supposed to bring joy and cheer to even Mr. Scrooge. Sometimes, however, reality is there is an empty chair around the Christmas table that serves as a reminder of the loved one we lost during the year. It’s a reminder there is someone missing. Here are some tips for getting through the holidays while having an empty chair at the table.
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Corona & The Kingdom
Corona & The Kingdom
By Greg Schlueter
BEFORE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2021, CORONA WAS SOMEONE ELSE'S BATTLE.
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Stages of Life
Stages of Life
By Michael Ripple
Spiritual Development Today
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The Many Faces of NFP
The Many Faces of NFP
By Shannon Whitmore
When my husband and I took the NFP Introductory class that was required before we could get married, I never thought that so much of our day-to-day conversation would revolve around hormones, menstrual cycles, and fertility.
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The sin destroying the Church is not what you think
The sin destroying the Church is not what you think
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
The Church certainly has its share of problems within leadership, as well as the laity. From the debate regarding LGBTQ outreach and ministries, Eucharistic reception by pro-choice politicians, and sexual abuse by priests that seems to continue showing up.
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10 Great Marriages in the Bible
10 Great Marriages in the Bible
By Shannon Whitmore
No one ties the knot with the hope that their marriage will be just “okay.”
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Praying for Your Children
Praying for Your Children
By Caroline Godin
Having been born in this age and only this age, I can’t say what it was like for parents in other times, but I can say I’m greatly concerned for my children’s future with all that’s going on.
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Becoming More Compassionate: A Three-Part Personalized Series
Becoming More Compassionate: A Three-Part Personalized Series
By Anne DeSantis
Mayslake Ministries in Chicago, IL has a unique opportunity to grow in faith. It is a three-part personalized series called Becoming More Compassionate. As Catholics and as people of good faith, empathy and compassion are important elements of loving God and neighbor. The way that this program is unique is that it is a three-part one-on-one session where you have the opportunity to share your s
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The Work of the St. Raymond Nonnatus Foundation for Freedom, Family, and Faith
The Work of the St. Raymond Nonnatus Foundation for Freedom, Family, and Faith
By Anne DeSantis
In 2015, the Mercedarian friars of Philadelphia attended The World Meeting of Families when Pope Francis came to the United States for a visit. The charism of the meeting was all about "the famliy" and it's importance as the domestic church not only of the Catholic faith but of the world.
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Cyprien and Dalphrosa - Servants of God from Rawanda - Martyrs in Christ
Cyprien and Dalphrosa - Servants of God from Rawanda - Martyrs in Christ
By Julie
I just found out about another "married couple" up for Sainthood. Their names are Cyprien (Sipiriyani) and Dalphrosa (Daforoza) from Rawanda and here's their story. They were both born in the village of Cyanika in southern Rwanda, he was born in 1935 and she in 1944. So, they are War World II babies or aftermath.
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A prolife choice that leads to Beatification
A prolife choice that leads to Beatification
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
“I was in a crisis pregnancy. I was terrified,” said Michelle Schachle, a convert to Catholicism and a stay-at-home mom. If anyone had a reason to choose an abortion, it was Michelle and her husband.
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