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Married men live longer - National Post

Marriage breakup has real health risks for both men and women, but especially for men. Read more...

Mary and the Gift of Life: Motherhood Requires Openness to the New Person - Mary Shivanandan

Marriage has been a dominant symbol in both the Old and the New Covenants of God's love for man and Christ's love for the Church. Read more...

Men, Women, and Tenderness - Edward Sri

Holding hands, sharing an embrace or a kiss — these can be innocent expressions of love. But without great vigilance and virtue, these outward expressions can easily become a form of utilitarianism that actually ends up driving two people farther apart from each other and preventing love from fully developing. Read more...

Missionary cohabitating - Terry Mattingly

Young men and women have accepted the message from their culture — a message that is not supported by the data — that cohabitation is a good way to prepare for marriage. Data from the University of Wisconsin provides a painful bottom line: couples that cohabit before marriage increase their odds of divorce by 50 percent. Read more...

More on Marriage - George Weigel

Why support a Federal Marriage Amendment? Here are ten reasons why. Read more...

Of Wine and Roses and Everyday Living - Teresa Thomas

My husband David is out of town at a dealer show for business. I miss him when he's gone. Read more...

Old Faithful - Lionel Shriver

Americans disapprove of marital infidelity — in the movies, at least. Read more...

On black issues, Obama plays the white card - Barbara Kay

Fatherlessness, not white racism, is arguably the single greatest influence in preventing blacks’ rise to social and cultural parity with whites. Read more...

One Man, One Woman - Robert P. George

The case for preserving the definition of marriage. Read more...

One Man, One Woman - Mitt Romney

No matter how you feel about gay marriage, we should be able to agree that the citizens and their elected representatives must not be excluded from a decision as fundamental to society as the definition of marriage. Read more...

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