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Welcome to the Marriage Resource Centre

With over two decades of experience in strengthening marriages, our practical resources are based on our tried and tested frameworks and grounded in Catholic Theology with insights and frameworks from modern psychology and relationship theory.

National Marriage Conference 2018

Renaissance of Marriage returns as one of Australia’s premier
Marriage Educator events of the year.

Friday 16th & Saturday 17th February 2018

Join fellow marriage educators, teachers, counselors,  clergy and innovative thinkers at the University of Notre Dame Sydney, as we unveil two days of inspiration on Catholic Marriage Formation. Whether you work with youth, singles, the engaged, couples or families, this conference is for you.

Latest Posts

From Eden to Eternity

June 5th, 2026|0 Comments

Why Exclusive Love Opens to the Infinite exploring the Vatican’s document Una Caro (One Flesh) a response to African polygamy and Western polyamory. Meeting Summary Dr Agata Mleczko presented on Una Caro ("One Flesh"),

The Church Must Walk With Them

May 18th, 2026|Comments Off on The Church Must Walk With Them

Roundtable: Accompaniment of the Newly Married  Experts Call for Deeper Support for Newly Married Couples  A gathering of marriage formators has delivered a frank assessment of the challenges facing Catholic newly married couples - and a call to the Church to more

Pastoral Care of the Divorced & Remarried

April 26th, 2026|Comments Off on Pastoral Care of the Divorced & Remarried

Meeting Summary The Diocese of Port Louis in Mauritius shared a pastoral initiative they developed in response to Pope Francis's Amoris Laetitia, designed to accompany divorced and remarried Catholics back into fuller participation in

Homegrown: Prepare adolescents for the sacrament of marriage

March 18th, 2026|Comments Off on Homegrown: Prepare adolescents for the sacrament of marriage

Meeting Summary Simon Ashley, a Catholic educator and founder of the Homegrown Initiative, presented a parent-led formation program he spent a decade developing — first as a 30,000-word master's thesis at the John Paul II