Young, in Love — and at Risk of Mortal Sin
Perhaps Requiring Engaged Couples to Wait a Year or More to Marry Is an Undue Burden
Results from Tag: 'marriage'
The Pope’s Plan to Strengthen Marriage Formation (Aug. 6)
Earlier this summer the Vatican announced that Pope Francis wants to reorient how the Catholic Church does marriage formation. In a 97-page document, the Vatican provides a new “catechumenal itinerary toward matrimonial life.” What is that? We find out with Register Staff Writer Peter Jesserer Smith. Then our Register Intern Hannah Cote highlights some new ways Catholic couples are honoring the Blessed Virgin Mary in their wedding ceremonies.
Democrats’ Proposal to Codify Same-Sex Civil Marriage Poses Religious-Freedom Issues, Critics Say
The push to solidify support comes in the wake of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health decision.
Marriage After Tragedy: The Key is Forgiveness, Couple Says
Leila and Danny said they cannot wait to be reunited one day with all their children in heaven — that has become, more than ever, their purpose in life.
St. John Paul II on God’s Plan for Marriage
Submission to love is not scary. It is a balm to our human hearts.
Is There Marriage in the Heavenly Kingdom?
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: In heaven, we will not share bodies in the procreative way married persons share them here. We will share them in a metaphysical way.
God Never Puts Two Spoons Together
If my husband and I were exactly alike, one of us would be unnecessary.
Cardinal Sarah’s Sober and Gentle View of Marriage
BOOK PICK: As the Church teaches, and the cardinal re-affirms, the home is where Our Lord himself began and where his Kingdom grows.
Reflections on Being a Woman and Being a Man
COMMENTARY: The Church’s understanding of complementarity has developed
What’s Cana Got to Do With Your Life and Your Marriage?
The wedding at Cana didn’t happen only once — if we look, we can see it in our own lives over and over.
