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This week we feature the homily of Pope Francis to the Roman Rota on the opening of the judicial year. He calls attention to a number of noteworthy ideas

In the first five years of his papacy, Saint Paul VI wrote seven encyclicals.  In the final ten years, he wrote none.  I’m not sure of the reason why,

This booklet has been primarily written for engaged couples who have decided to marry within a Catholic ceremony. It is hoped that married couples and single persons who read

This booklet has been primarily written for engaged couples who have decided to marry within a Catholic ceremony. It is hoped that married couples and single persons who read

We were delighted to hear recently that Pope Francis had called for a ‘permanent catechumenate’ for married couples. It’s so encouraging to see Pope Francis giving this idea air

Education for Nuptial Formation St Pope John Paul II said, “more than ever necessary in our times is preparation of young people for marriage and family life. "The Church’s

We are not spiritual beings, angels are spiritual beings. We are embodied spirits. That means we are called to love in and through our bodies. What was God’s original

Theology of the Body author and speaker Christopher West reflection: "Humanae Vitae: The Most Controversial Church Document of Modern Times." Recorded on July 25, 2017, the 49th anniversary of

We live in a savvy, technologically-minded culture. Smart homes are on the horizon where one hardly needs to lift a finger to turn on the air conditioning, open the

God created us male and female in his image. Our very identity in Christ is expressed in and through our bodies, Greg will unpack further the unique nature of

In Amoris Laetitia, Pope Francis explores pastoral care of families and marriages. The document is deeply embedded in both theology and the reality of life on the ground for

Relationships are one of the most important realities in our lives. How can we help make relationships, and marriages work? Every relationship, every marriage faces challenges from day one,

Like all areas of society and Church, everything we do has a history, a current context and future goal. Marriage preparation is no different and it is helpful to

Two baptised individuals come together to form a “domestic church” as St John Chrysostom said in the 4th century. “Caught up by divine love” (GS 48), this union of life

The recent synods on the family articulated a call in the church to establish a Marriage Catechumenate. It’s a way of approaching marriage preparation as a period of formation

Mindfulness will change your way of thinking, your brain, and your time. In short, it will change your life for the better. In this workshop, Dr Greg integrates the spiritual

What are the biggest problems faced by today’s Catholic teachers and principals? How can the Catholic teacher share the Church’s teachings on sexuality with young people, in a world

The Church commonly recognises FOUR stages of marriage formation: Remote (childhood), Proximate (youth), Immediate (engagement), and Enrichment (marriage). In this extract from their presentation at the Renaissance of Marriage