Marriage

WOJ Ordinary Time 27, Year B

By CathFamily | September 27, 2024

“What God has united, human beings must not divide” (Jesus, Mark 10:9)

Embracing ‘loving’ conflict

By Guest Author | June 25, 2021

Original post here Author: MELANIE DOONER – Melanie has worked as a teacher in Catholic secondary schools and now works as a writer and editor…

Lent 2021 Marriage Chalenge

By Guest Author | February 19, 2021

Take the 2021 Lent Marriage Challenge by Derek and Karen Boylen Lent is a time when we recommit to our Christian calling and vocation; to…

Beyond Fear

By Francine Pirola | September 6, 2018

The fear of an unplanned pregnancy is one of the prevailing realities of modern coupledom. No matter how much we love babies, how much we…

Love Language Gifts

By Francine Pirola | April 26, 2018

Developed by Gary Chapman, the Five Love Languages, is a simple framework that can teach us how to love more effectively. The theory is simple…

The Joy Bomb

By CathFamily | January 8, 2018

If you could summarise Patrick in one word, it is joy. If you could bottle Patrick’s joy and sell it, we’d be multi-billionaires. You can…

Waiting for an annulment

By CathFamily | October 16, 2017

When I met my husband, Bob, we had to wait for his Catholic Church annulment to go through before we could even consider or plan…

My annulment Journey

By CathFamily | October 13, 2017

The journey towards the annulment of my first marriage and full reconciliation with the Church began in early 2012. However, I had been struggling with…

Myth-busting: annulment and divorce

By CathFamily | October 11, 2017

Back in 1997, and after about two years of waiting, I received a decree of nullity, which is more commonly known as an ‘annulment’. This…

An important conversation

By Marilyn Rodrigues | October 9, 2017

Jesus Christ is Emmanuel, ‘God with us’. And as the body of Christ the Church also needs to remain with, embrace and guide people in…

Raising Money-Smart Kids

By CathFamily | September 11, 2017

Children can be taught to love things and use people or to love people and use things. Money is a most powerful created thing which…

Money and True Financial Freedom

By CathFamily | September 6, 2017

Is there a Catholic approach to money? The short answer is yes, it’s a God-given tool for us to use at the service of true…