Family and Marriage

“Whoever is not with me is against me, and whoever does not gather with me scatters.” (Matthew 12:30) Dear friend, take a moment. Let’s discuss something vital, something touching the very heart of who we are and where we’re headed: the education of our children, of the new generations. Today, …

Warning! It’s not scandalous infidelities or loud arguments that bring down most marriages. It’s the silent enemies—those habits that seep like toxic gas into the heart of the home, eroding the foundation day after day, almost unnoticed. As a copywriter, but above all as someone who loves the timeless beauty of the …

The whole truth—from theology, history, and daily life Introduction: A Time That Demands Courage We live in times when truth is no longer defended by laws nor taught in schools. On the contrary: today, it is persecuted, manipulated, and concealed. What just a few decades ago would have been unthinkable …

Introduction: Parents Against the Current—Are You Alone? Raising children today is, for many traditional Catholic parents, an almost heroic task. In the midst of a society that ridicules virtue, promotes moral relativism, and directly attacks the foundations of the Christian faith, forming holy, strong, and faithful children may seem like …

A spiritual, theological, and pastoral guide to rediscovering the gift of being a woman at the heart of the Church and the world Introduction: A forgotten truth in a confused world We live in a time of great confusion about what it means to be a man or a woman. …

Introduction: What Is Generational Liberation? In a world where many people carry unexplained wounds, negative patterns, and persistent struggles, the Catholic Church offers a beacon of hope: generational liberation. This concept, deeply rooted in Sacred Scripture and Tradition, teaches us that certain spiritual bondages can be passed down through generations—but through …

All truth, even painful truth, sets us free. (cf. Jn 8:32) Introduction: When “forever” breaks In a world that moves faster every day, where promises fade and human relationships grow fragile, marriage often finds itself caught in a storm. The longing for faithful, stable, and fruitful love remains alive in …

Introduction: The Family, Sanctuary of Love In a world that celebrates speed, convenience, and instant gratification, concepts like the indissolubility of marriage and lifelong family commitment seem outdated, even oppressive. Yet, the Catholic Church, faithful to Christ’s teachings, continues to uphold the sanctity of marriage as a sacred and irrevocable …

Introduction: Between the Heart That Raised Us and the Heart We Chose No one loves us like our parents. They gave us life, raised us with sacrifice and dreams. And yet, there comes a day when we must say: “Therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother and …

Introduction: Rediscovering the True Meaning of Courtship In today’s society, courtship has lost much of its depth. For many, it has become a stage of superficial romance, emotional trial without commitment, or even just a social prelude before the wedding. But the Catholic vision of courtship is radically different: it is …

Introduction: Celebrating Motherhood, Celebrating God’s Gift Every second Sunday of May, in many countries, we celebrate Mother’s Day — a deeply human and profoundly Christian occasion. It is not merely a cultural gesture or a day for gifts and flowers: it is a providential opportunity to rediscover the essential role …

“Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Father in heaven.” (Matthew 7:21) Introduction Ancient churches, with their majestic vaults, stained glass windows bathing the altar in color, and that sacred silence, have a …

Introduction: A New Trend, an Old Question It is becoming increasingly common to hear about older adults—60, 70, or even older—who, after decades of marriage, decide to divorce. They express it with phrases like: “I don’t feel love anymore,” “I want to restart my life,” or “I need to be …

Introduction: A Silence That Cries Out to Heaven We live in times of confusion. Words that once had firm meanings—man, woman, family—now seem to dissolve into a mist of ambiguous concepts. Meanwhile, many shepherds maintain a bewildering silence. Fear? Diplomacy? Blindness? We do not know. But what we do know …

Introduction: Marriage Isn’t Just an “I Do”—It’s a Journey of Preparation In a world where fleeting relationships and divorce are increasingly common, the Catholic Church continues to proclaim the beauty and permanence of marriage as an indissoluble sacrament, a sacred bond that reflects Christ’s love for His Church (Ephesians 5:25). But how can …

Introduction: A Forgotten Tradition, A Renewed Grace In a world where motherhood is often trivialized or reduced to a mere biological event, the Catholic Church preserves a tradition filled with beauty and profound theological meaning: the blessing of women after childbirth, also known as the “Churching of Women” or “Purification Ceremony.” This practice, once …

Introduction: When Hollywood Distorts the Sacrament In the world of cinema, weddings are scenes filled with drama, romance, and iconic lines that have been etched into collective memory. From “Till death do us part” to “If anyone has any objection, speak now or forever hold your peace,” these phrases seem so authentic that many …

When we hear the word “exorcism,” most of us think of dramatic movie scenes or stories of demonic possessions requiring the intervention of a priest authorized by the Church. However, few Catholics are aware that the Church, in her ancient wisdom, has included exorcism rites in many of her sacramental …

The figure of Saint Joseph is one of the most fascinating and mysterious in sacred history. His role in Jesus’ childhood was fundamental, although the Gospels give us few details about his life. However, in his silence, Saint Joseph reveals to us a profound love, perfect obedience, and unshakable faith. …

In a world where sexuality is often reduced to a mere act of pleasure or an expression of limitless freedom, chastity is frequently misunderstood. For many, it is synonymous with repression, denial of natural desires, or even a sad and loveless life. However, from the perspective of traditional Catholic theology, …

Lent is a time of grace, a call to deep conversion that prepares us for Easter. For centuries, the Church has seen these forty days as an opportunity to remember Christ’s sacrifice and renew our commitment to Him. But how can young people today live Lent authentically in a hyperconnected …

Mourning, that universal experience that touches every human life, is far more than an emotional state or a social custom. At the heart of the Catholic faith, mourning becomes a sacred path, a spiritual journey that connects us to the deepest aspects of our humanity while opening us to the …

Marriage is one of the deepest and most mysterious human realities. For the Catholic Church, it is not merely a contract between two people who decide to unite their lives, but a sacrament—a visible sign of God’s grace. Its indissolubility—its permanent and unbreakable nature—is not an arbitrary rule but a …

Illness is one of the most difficult trials we can face in life. Whether it affects us personally or a loved one, it confronts us with our fragility, limits our independence, and fills us with uncertainty. However, from a Christian perspective, illness is not just an obstacle or a punishment …

In everyday life, many families seek ways to strengthen their bond, protect themselves from adversity, and cultivate an atmosphere of peace and love. In this context, the family blessing emerges as a powerful means of invoking God’s presence and protection in the home. The tradition of blessing children, spouses, and …

Marriage is one of the most beautiful and challenging institutions that God has established for humanity. It is a sacred vocation that reflects Christ’s love for His Church (Ephesians 5:25) and, at the same time, a human reality that faces trials, difficulties, and moments of pain. In this journey, forgiveness …

When we think of Saint John Paul II, we often remember his charisma, his key role in the fall of communism, or his deep Marian devotion. However, one of his most revolutionary legacies is his teaching on love and sexuality, known as the Theology of the Body. This is a …

In a world where consumerism seems to dominate every aspect of our lives, from social media advertising to societal expectations, raising generous children can seem like a daunting task. However, as Catholic parents, we have the sacred mission of forming our children not only in the faith but also in …

Sexuality is a topic that, in today’s world, is surrounded by confusion, relativism, and, in many cases, profound disorientation. For Catholic parents, addressing this topic with their children can seem like an overwhelming challenge, especially in a culture that promotes messages contrary to the values of the faith. However, the …

In a world where commitment seems increasingly fragile and the idea of “forever” is viewed with skepticism, fidelity in marriage shines as a testimony of true, unbreakable, and faithful love. The teachings of the Catholic Church remind us that marriage is not just a contract between two people but a …