Starting next Thursday, February 7, is National Marriage Week, an annual event with the goal of strengthening individual marriages, reducing the divorce rate, and building a stronger culture of marriage.
Last year during National Marriage Week, Marriage: Unique for a Reason published a series of posts on different marriage-related topics, including a post by Archbishop Cordileone. We’ll do more of the same this year. Also, the USCCB website For Your Marriage will be running a give-away on their Facebook page next week.
Stay tuned!
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I wish you did not require a FACEBOOK page to link for a give-away. FACEBOOK is a divorce attorney’s waiting room.
thanks so much for inspiring material on marriage, i am 56 years old, and seem to have lost my bearings on the sacrements of marriage. your insight on marriage has refreshed my beliefs to begin a new commitment of love to my wife.
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