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Book of the Month
Marriage As Gift
A Catholic Approach
Josephine Robinson
Looking for the secret of a happy marriage? Packed with encouraging, down-to-earth advice, Marriage as Gift also offers solid wisdom on how to build a lifelong marriage founded on mutual love, respect, and commitment. With her extensive experience as both wife and mother, Josephine Robinson presents practical ideas on themes ranging from the sacramentality of marriage and its foundation in God's love…to the everyday issues of sharing chores, managing money, and the communication skills that promote healthy, vibrant relationships.
Based on John Paul II's teaching on the theology of the body, this volume is also the perfect companion for couples seeking to deepen their understanding of sex, love, and the meaning of a life lived together. Includes uplifting stories of married saints and questions after each chapter that provide points for personal reflection and group discussion.
Other topics:
- Practicing the faith as a couple
- Catholic family planning
- Encouragement for new parents
- Understanding the Rite of Marriage and planning your wedding ceremony
- Coping with marital difficulties
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