Editor’s Note: As this article points out, cultural willingness to put aside marriage bonds can stem from the inability of one or both parties to trust the other’s full commitment; this has a direct bearing on their children, who have … Read more
Editor’s Note: As this article points out, cultural willingness to put aside marriage bonds can stem from the inability of one or both parties to trust the other’s full commitment; this has a direct bearing on their children, who have … Read more
Editor’s Note: There are growing numbers of children suffering the loss of their fundamental human right to grow up with their mom and dad, united in marriage. Divorce is one of the ways that this happens. An organization called Life-Giving … Read more
Editor’s Note: This is a wonderful article written by Bill May, the insightful founder of our Marriage Reality Movement. The points made in this article originally published in September 2014 are still very salient and instructive today. Bill explains how … Read more
Editor’s Note: There are many things described today as Realities and Rights. Marriage, described as a Man and Woman freely choosing to unite themselves and any children that come forth from that union, IS a REALITY. This relationship developed from … Read more
Pope Francis has repeatedly called for the Church to offer longer and more in-depth forms of marriage preparation … “To enter the Sacrament of Marriage, the engaged couple must mature the certainty that within their bond is the hand of … Read more
Editor’s Note: This article does a great job of providing insight into so many losses children suffer when they are deprived of their right to grow up in a family with their mom and dad united in marriage. Near the … Read more
RICHMOND, VA (CNA/EWTN News) — According to a recent study, wedding bells are not ringing for the majority of younger adults in the United States, while marriage rates for older adults have increased over the past 50 years.… Read more
• The messages are part of a campaign curriculum for reintroducing and changing attitudes about marriage over time.
• Repetition of messages … Read more
WASHINGTON, DC (CNA/EWTN News) — This year’s National Marriage Week USA kicks off on Wednesday, Feb. 7, and will continue until Feb. 14, St. Valentine’s Day.
In a letter to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Archbishop … Read more
By Bill May
We wonder why people keep making the same arguments over and over to protect marriage, and expect a different result.
On December 7, the Australian parliament voted on what they thought was legalizing “same-sex marriage”, but in … Read more
MRM Editor’s Note: The pro-marriage group, Love Saxa, has been engaged in an campaign to educate students on the harms of pornography and its effect on sexual behavior. The recently sponsored a lecture by sociologist Mark Regnerus to discuss his … Read more
By Patti Maguire Armstrong
OSV Newsweekly — Conventional wisdom once held that couples should stick it out in … Read more
By Julianna Caccam
MRM Editors Note: We posted this article to demonstrate a point. Seemingly research indicating millennials still highly value marriage is good news. However, looking the findings more closely, it becomes … Read more
By Liberty McArtor
MRM Editor’s Note: This article demonstrates how marriage has been separated from children and family in the minds of the majority. For a start, marriage can be reconnected to children and family by simply substitution the following … Read more
(Catholic Marriage Prep) Often today if a man and woman want to get married, they first live together to see if they would be a good fit. To a lot of people, it makes sense to see if … Read more
PHILADELPHIA (CNA/EWTN News) — The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has announced a new initiative on marriage and family life: a three-year course which will be offered to both the clergy and lay people throughout its parishes.
“There is a … Read more
By Bill May
NATIONAL CATHOLIC REGISTER COMMENTARY:
Society needs a civil institution that specifically unites children with their mother and father.
When the Supreme Court of Washington state ruled unanimously against a local florist who declined to provide flowers for … Read more
Editor’s Note: This homily by Father John Hollowell was given on World Marriage Sunday, Feb. 12, 2017. It provides a valuable reflection on marriage in God’s plan.
Readings from Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Lectionary Cycle – Year A
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By Hilary Towers
There is a marriage metaphor used throughout the Bible to convey the truth and depth of God’s devotion to His people — His willingness to remain faithful in the face of our infidelity. First, God the Father, … Read more