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Articles in 'Marriage and Family'
We Are Created For So Much More Than This!!! A Catholic Review of "50 Shades" and "Old Fashioned"
By Janet Moore
We were created for so much more than this!!! At the deepest core of our being is the desire to be loved. To be loved not for what we do, but for who we are!
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Wait is a Four Letter Word
By Catherine Tomlinson
All good things come to those who wait. It's a catchy little saying that rolls off the tongue with a smile. We wait for a lot of things. We wait for the right job, the right partner, the right timing. We wait for the money to be right or when we have the right house. We wait in line, we wait our turn, we wait.
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Grandma Cries at Church...and I Know Why
By Catherine Tomlinson
Growing up, my cousins and I would all attend church with our grandparents. We were your typical kids at Mass. We'd poke, whisper, and squeeze each others hands so hard until it hurt during the Our Father. Our parents would give us "the look", our grandfather would tap us on our heads and shake his head. Grandma? She cried.
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What Are You Waiting For?
By Catherine Tomlinson
A group of us were talking one evening when the following question was posed to those of us who had children: "When do you feel pregnant?" "As soon as you find out your pregnant." It was a quick-witted reply, however, it may not have been entirely accurate. The truth is, you actually may feel pregnant even before you miss your period.
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Family Matters - dealing with addictions
By Linda Kracht
Recently, Johann Hari wrote a piece entitled The Likely Cause of Addiction Has Been Discovered, and It Is Not What You Think (posted at http://www.huffingtonpost.com/johann-hari/the-real-cause-of-addicti_b_6506936.html). J. Hari rightly states: “loving addicts is really hard and it was always tempting to follow the tough love advice that tells the addict to shape up” or else.
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You Can Get Here From There: Part III -- A Protestant Excursion
By Dean P. Johnson
I have a habit that is particularly annoying to my wife. When I’m in the car, I am constantly changing radio stations. Even when I hear a song that I like, I often wonder if I am missing something else better and hit the search button again.
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10 Miracles of Marriage
By Melanie R. Cameron
It occurred to me the other day, how much of a miracle it is just to wake up to the gift of another day of life! Then I pondered the double miracle that the man who poured the Grace of Matrimony on me, the man upon who I poured the Grace of Matrimony, wakes up next to me to the gift of another day.
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My Christmas Miracle
By Annie Chester
I was raised, married and raised my kids the first part of their lives in the Freewill Baptist Church. In 2006 after a very long journey I came home to the Catholic Church. I will write about my conversion story in another article.
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Looking for God's Light in the Darkness of Miscarriage
By Lauren Megel
I was 16 weeks pregnant when we found out I had miscarried our third child. Thinking we were just going in for a quick appointment, we had taken our daughters, ages two and four, with us. I looked at the ultrasound screen expecting to see our wiggly little peanut doing swirls and dips and dives; but instead I saw our baby laying there, still and lifeless.
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Make The Parent Pact Now
By Melanie R. Cameron
After 7 years of marriage, a mortgage, a van, and 4 kids, one thing is still the same - I still want, love, need, and date my husband; oh yeah, and I still think he's hilarious.
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Do You Have An Organized Prayer Life?
By Annie Chester
Do you have a set time each day that you unplug your phone, turn off the tv, find a quite spot and spend some time talking to the Lord,or are you one of many people that find that you are too busy?
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On Grief and Hope
By Rakhi McCormick
Lazarus had passed away. Wrapped in linens, he was given into death. Upon the sight of his friend, Jesus, the Son of God and Son of Man, doesn’t just shed a tear. Alongside his dear friends, He weeps.
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Pride--The Common Denominator in all Things Evil
By Larry Peterson
The headlines and newscasts are filled with the news of President Obama's outrage over House Speaker John Boehner's invitation to Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, to speak before the United States Congress in March. Apparently a protocol was violated and the Speaker did not inform the White House.
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The 42nd March for Life And Continuing to Do God's Will
By Tara K. E. Brelinsky
Thursday morning started out way too early. By the faint light of the moon, we rose at 4am and began the task of getting ten people woken up, bundled up, filled up and buckled up. Spirits were high, though still a bit groggy, when our big van rounded the driveway in route for a long journey.
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Yes, Virginia, There is a God
By Michelle Watkins
Recently I read a column in a newspaper with a comment from an atheist on the protective nature of God. He questioned the faith of churchgoers who felt compelled for the need of professional security in school or church settings. He inquired why they, the people of faith, didn’t believe God would protect them from violence
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If Your Food Is Organic, Why Isn't Your Family Planning?
By Tara K. E. Brelinsky
We no longer drink diet soda, eat a growing variety of sweets or chew gum because of artificial sweeteners. My husband switched us to tooth polish without fluoride and soap without antibacterial agents. Our eggs come free-ranged and our produce organic. Attending home school functions nowadays, we have to be mindful of gluten, nuts and food dyes in whatever we bring to share.
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Taking the Mystery Out of the Female Fertility Cycle (Part 3)
By Tara K. E. Brelinsky
Springtime in my fourth grade year, they lined us up, boys on one side, girls on the other. The boys got shuffled off into one classroom, while we girls got ushered into another.
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