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Articles in 'Marriage and Family'
The Simple Math Of One God in 3 Distinct Divine Persons
By Elizabeth Ambielli
The God math goes as such: 1 + 1 + 1 = 1.
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Have We Lost Our Way to Civil Discourse?
By Robert Louis Rodriguez
Everyone has something to say, but few are listening.
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Because it Shows
By Daria Winker
I had the opportunity to spend two weeks in a kindergarten classroom recently and was reminded of how honest they are about what goes on in their life.
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Shifting Our Thinking Through Life's Changes
By Daria Winker
Change is hard; at least that is what they say.
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Put Your Mind in a Better Place
By Ann Frailey
I have come to the conclusion that my life is a trial. A try-out for something that I can't see yet.
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Who is Your GPS
By Tanya Janoski
We as Christians, have something much like the GPS in helping us on our journey to God's kingdom. That GPS is the Catholic Church.
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Why Abortion Matters
By Robert Louis Rodriguez
If we really believe black lives matter, if we really believe all lives matter, then not taking those lives at their very beginning is the best start.
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Respect Life: Life in Poverty
By Mark McCurdy
"Once upon a time…" so goes the fairy tale. Though what I wish to share with you today is not a fairy tale, I believe it has the best of all possible endings. So I hope you will indulge me for just a few minutes as I unfold the story of a life in poverty.
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Preparing our Children for Martyrdom
By Flávia Ghelardi
To what extent are our children, and we as parents, willing to give up the tranquility and peace of worldy teachings to live the radicalism required in following Jesus?
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The Divorce Culture and Our Church
By E.M. McCarthy
We live in a dismal time for the vocation of marriage. Cultural changes have made it seem permissible and even preferable for those in troubled marriages to obtain a divorce and then enter into a new marriage later. These attitudes have impacted Catholics as well as the broader culture.
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At Our Cross, We Receive!
By Elizabeth Thomas
Today in our lives, many are facing sickness and death. Rather it be from disease, addictions, or viruses. Struggling with increased pain today, In my quiet time, I opened the book ---"My Journey, My Cross," I found this.
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We're All on the Same Island
By Ann Frailey
Though I do believe that John Donne was right, “No man is an island,” since we are all connected to the God who made us, I must also toss in a clarification: suffering can separate us in ways that islands don‘t dare to dream.
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You Know It's Real
By Ann Frailey
Patrick O’Donnell had been married for eighteen years, and only today did he realize that he loved his wife. Emily had insisted on an October wedding, though he knew that was ridiculous. Couldn’t trust the weather in October any better than a used car on the highway. Still, rather than listen to her complain every anniversary about how she wished she had gotten to pick the date, he had acquiesc
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Stand With the Best in Humanity
By Ann Frailey
I went to election judge training yesterday, taught math, English, history, helped with online classes, made dinner for the kids, took a walk with a neighbor down the road, and chatted with my daughter on the phone.
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Anti-Semitism and Anti-Christianism----Equal Partners in Dispensing Hate
By Larry Peterson
I was born and raised a Catholic. The Jews were those other people. Yes, I know, Jesus and Mary and Joseph and the apostles' et al. were all Jewish. The truth is, as a youngster, I never cared about that or even thought about it. I guess I looked at them as converts, and we have lots of converts. Since I am a long way from my younger days, I have learned that genuinely believing what you say is n
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