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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.

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Tara Brooke

08 September 2021

Make Family Time Count

It’s the beginning of September and for us school is in full swing. I am typically a lover of routine and schedule, but it is such a big adjustment this year. Last year we homeschooled some of our kids and so it seemed that things were a bit calmer in our house, and adjusting back to chaotic mornings, school drop offs and pick-ups at four different schools, and extracurricular activities have been tough for this mama. In the morning it takes a good hour to get everyone dropped off and then again at the end of the school day. Then my seven-year-old has therapy appointments most days after school and my 10-year-old has 2 hours of football four nights a week. This doesn’t include my daughter’s music, drama, and work activities. I am EXHAUSTED!!! Any other mama’s feel this way?

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Edmund Adamus

30 September 2016

The Little Way is the best way

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It was this time last year, as the second synod on the family was about to get underway and would be closed with the first ever canonisation of a married couple (namely Louis and Zelie Martin, the parents of the even more renowned St.Therese of Lisieux or Little Flower) that much comment was made about the holiness of the married state. That despite their outstanding heroic virtue and personal sanctity, nevertheless, the raising to the altars of St. Therese’s parents reminded us that;