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Getting It Right: The Foundation of Friendship - Edward P. Sri

What can a celibate priest really teach us about love, sexuality, and relationships between men and women?  Read more...

Getting Old - Douglas McManaman

Ask a group of young people what kind of life they have their hearts set on: a life that is ever changing and ever new, one packed with excitement, or a life that is routine, unexciting, repetitive and ordinary?   Read more...

God, Sex, & Bono - Christopher West

In a book-long interview with Michka Assayas, Bono reflects at length on his unconventional Christian convictions. And Assayas simply cannot understand how the world’s biggest rock star could believe Jesus is the Son of God. Nor can he understand how Bono has remained faithful to his wife of twenty-five years.  Read more...

How Contraception Destroys Love - Edward P. Sri

In his book Love and Responsibility, Karl Wojtyla — now known as John Paul II — reflects not simply on why contraception is immoral, but even more, on how contraception actually can destroy the love between a husband and wife in marriage. Here, we will consider four points from his reflections on this topic.  Read more...

How Splitting Up Brought Them Together - Una McManus

“Cohabiting is far from harmless,” said Father Vic. “Did you know that sociological studies show that living together before marriage increases the risk of divorce — by as much as 50%? Former cohabiters have higher levels of conflict, abuse and violence, plus overall lower levels of happiness.” He called cohabitation “training for divorce.”  Read more...

I wuv you - David Warren

Valentine's Day is just the sleaziest little idea for a commemoration that anyone ever came up with.  Read more...

In Defense of the Family - Maggie Gallagher

The Massachusetts governor stands up for marriage.   Read more...

Introduction—Marriage: the Mystery of Faithful Love - ALICE VON HILDEBRAND

In our society, the beauty and greatness of married love has been so obscured that most people now view marriage as a prison: a conventional, boring, legal matter that threatens love and destroys freedom.  Read more...

Jane Austen, Public Theologian - Peter J. Leithart

To call Jane Austen a public theologian is counterintuitive for two reasons: she does not seem much interested in things public, and she does not seem much interested in things theological.  Read more...

Journalistic Malpractice in "Marriage is Dead" Report - Michael Medved

On Tuesday, January 16th, 2007, the American people awoke to startling and disturbing news: for the first time ever, the majority of women in the country were living without a husband.  Read more...


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