Love in Action: Small Gestures That Make a Big Difference in Marriage
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Love in Action: Small Gestures That Make a Big Difference in Marriage

In marriage, grand romantic gestures are often celebrated, but it’s the small, consistent acts of love that truly sustain and strengthen the bond between spouses. These little actions—done with care, thoughtfulness, and intentionality—communicate love, support, and appreciation in ways that words alone cannot. Love isn’t just a feeling; it’s a decision that we make daily…

Waiting for Mr./Mrs. Right? Focus on Becoming the Best Version of Yourself Today
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Waiting for Mr./Mrs. Right? Focus on Becoming the Best Version of Yourself Today

Many single adults find themselves wondering when or if their “Mr. or Mrs. Right” will appear. The waiting period can be difficult, often filled with moments of frustration, loneliness, or even despair. But what if this season of singleness isn’t simply a time of waiting for your future spouse, but an opportunity to become the…

Navigating the Holidays After Losing a Loved One: Strategies for Managing Sadness During Special Times
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Navigating the Holidays After Losing a Loved One: Strategies for Managing Sadness During Special Times

The holiday season is often described as the “most wonderful time of the year,” filled with joy, family gatherings, and celebration. But for those grieving the loss of a loved one, the holidays can feel overwhelming and bittersweet. Whether your loss is recent or years past, the holidays can bring an acute sense of longing,…

Understanding Grief’s Many Forms: Coping with Loss Beyond Death
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Understanding Grief’s Many Forms: Coping with Loss Beyond Death

When we think of grief, it’s often associated with the death of a loved one. However, grief takes many forms and can arise from a variety of losses. Whether it’s a job loss, the end of a significant relationship, a life transition, or even unmet expectations, these experiences can bring a deep sense of sadness…

Love Your Enemies by Arthur C. Brooks – A Vital Read Post-Election
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Love Your Enemies by Arthur C. Brooks – A Vital Read Post-Election

With the election behind us, many are feeling a mix of emotions—relief, frustration, and perhaps even disappointment. No matter who won, half of the country inevitably feels let down. In these moments, when our divisions seem deeper than ever, Arthur C. Brooks’ book Love Your Enemies: How Decent People Can Save America from the Culture…

How to Talk to Children About Politics: A Guide to Nurturing Understanding and Respect
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How to Talk to Children About Politics: A Guide to Nurturing Understanding and Respect

This month especially, political issues are impossible to avoid, and children are likely to encounter them at a young age—whether through conversations at school, social media, or news snippets. As parents, it’s important to talk to your children about politics in a way that fosters understanding, respect, and critical thinking, without overwhelming or confusing them….

Navigating the Negativity of the Election News Cycle and Social Media
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Navigating the Negativity of the Election News Cycle and Social Media

We are two weeks from election day, and with it comes a flood of news, opinions, and heated debates. It can be challenging to stay informed without getting overwhelmed by the negativity that often dominates the news cycle and social media. However, it is possible to wade through the noise and maintain a balanced perspective….

Protecting Your Peace During the Election Cycle: A Guide to Staying Calm and Grounded
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Protecting Your Peace During the Election Cycle: A Guide to Staying Calm and Grounded

The presidential election cycle can be an intense and stressful time for everyone, regardless of political affiliation. With the constant barrage of news, debates, social media commentary, and heated discussions, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed, frustrated, and anxious. While staying informed and engaged is important, so is protecting your peace and well-being. Here are some…

Talking to Your Sons About Their Changing Bodies
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Talking to Your Sons About Their Changing Bodies

Talking to your son about the changes in his body can feel overwhelming, but it’s one of the most important conversations you’ll have as he grows. Puberty is a pivotal time of physical and emotional development, and guiding your son through these changes with openness and respect is key to helping him understand his body,…

Teaching Chastity to Children: A Guide for Parents to Nurture Purity and Self-Respect
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Teaching Chastity to Children: A Guide for Parents to Nurture Purity and Self-Respect

As parents, guiding children through the complexities of today’s world includes teaching them the value of chastity—living a life of purity, self-respect, and understanding the sacredness of their body and relationships. While discussing chastity can be challenging, it’s an essential conversation to have as they grow and begin to encounter the world’s messages around love…

Raising Children in a Hyper-Sexualized Culture: Protecting Their Dignity and Faith
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Raising Children in a Hyper-Sexualized Culture: Protecting Their Dignity and Faith

In today’s world, children are exposed to hyper-sexualized messages at an alarmingly early age. Whether through media, social networks, advertising, or peer pressure, the challenge for families is greater than ever. As parents, our task is to guide and protect our children, helping them navigate this culture while upholding their dignity, faith, and self-worth. Here…

The Role of Women in Families and Society
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The Role of Women in Families and Society

Written in 1995, Pope St. John Paul II’s Letter to Women is a significant document in understanding the role of women in families and society. While brief, the letter addresses all women in gratitude for their gifts, talents, and feminine genius which provides depth to culture.  We are seeing a gentle push for women to…