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Catholic Marriage Prep

THEOLOGY
OF THE BODY

Marriage preparation program based on St. JPII's TOB.

ONLINE ON-DEMAND
PRE-CANA COURSE

The only one-on-one mentor-led, online Theology of the Body marriage prep program.

ONLINE NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING TRAINING

One-on-one with a certified NFP instructor.

ONLINE PREMARITAL
INVENTORY

Featuring PREPARE ®
All instructors are certified.

ENCOMPASS

Live mentoring via Skype for the first ten years of marriage.

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Dan Brooke

29 April 2021

Why Our Kids Annoy Us: How Can Those Little Angels Get Under Our Skin So Easily?

The house was a disaster.

Well, that’s a tad dramatic. It wasn’t really so bad—by my standards—but it was messy enough and I’d already cleaned up so many times that I struggled to hide my disappointment and frustration.

Tara Brooke

28 April 2021

Why Wait?

Why Wait? Is anybody as bad as a procrastinator as I am? I find a reason to put off anything!!! It is a blessing and a curse! Of course, the blessing is that I have learned to work very well under pressure, the curse is that I have to work under pressure. I have had plenty of conversations in my head that go something like this: “I should do, x, y, or z! But if I do that now I can’t do this? Oh no worries Tara, you can do that tomorrow!” I live by the motto of, “Why do today, what I can do tomorrow!” Instead of the ever-famous Benjamin Franklin quote, “Don’t put off until tomorrow, what you can do today!”

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Dan Brooke

16 March 2021

Your Family Needs St. Joseph...Now!

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Seriously, if you have a family and/or are employed, you need St. Joseph! Two months ago, I would likely have taken one look at an article with this title and kept on scrolling. It’s not that I was anti-St. Joseph or anything. It’s just that I’ve never experienced “needing” anyone outside of my family to take care of my family. These kinds of articles tend to talk about people who lived long ago, did important stuff, and are now saints we should build a devotion to.