‘Same-Sex Marriage’ Is Not Marriage
Confusion of language is confusion of thought. We cannot take two different things and call them both ‘marriage.’
Results from Tag: 'marriage'
When a Baptist Marries a Catholic
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: The distance between Baptists and Catholics is much closer than the distance between believers and nonbelievers.
What Do Love and Marriage Mean Today?
COMMENTARY: The dominant understanding today of the relationship between men and women no longer includes as an essential element the possible bearing and raising of children; hence, marriage has taken on many forms.
Faithful Catholics and the Midterms: What to Do?
COMMENTARY: As our faith teaches, we need to bring our beliefs to bear on the public square.
Authentic Respect for Marriage: Forget the ‘Respect for Marriage Act’
COMMENTARY: Redefining marriage was bad public policy in Obergefell in 2015 and it is bad public policy in HR 8404 today. Here is why.
This Is What Makes Marriage Work
Cling to Jesus Christ, whose presence will bolster your marriage and sanctify you as husbands and wives, fathers and mothers.
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
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.
