Tag: marriage

In order to wonder with you about what sustains a marriage across the changes of life, I contacted five couples

Later this month, at the invitation of Philadelphia’s Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, they’ll be traveling to the City of Brotherly Love to speak on a panel at the World Meeting of Families. The annual event will conclude with a visit from Pope Francis.

Two weeks ago I asked readers to define the word “love,” which I contend is the correct starting place for unpacking the real issue behind the Supreme Court's June 26 decision to legalize gay marriage.

Are men to be the head of the household or are men and women equals?

Over the past year, Southern Baptist leaders have been encouraging churchgoers to marry young. The push seems to stem primarily from the concern that many people – especially men – are having sex before they marry. Shorten the time between when men reach sexual maturity and when they marry, the reasoning goes, and men (and presumably women, too) will be more likely to be virgins on their wedding day.

There are a handful circumstances in which a marriage’s a death is indisputable: emotional and physical abuse are likely the foremost example

Jason Soucineck, executive director at Project Six19, answers questions about sex and the Bible, Genesis, marriage vs. living together and porn.