They may win you over with their persuasive and intelligent conversation and their attentiveness and winning ways.

It is no secret that the characteristics that attract people to one another can eventually begin to annoy.

Self-knowledge helps spouses grow in virtue

Listening as one to God’s word

Our deeper union with Christ strengthens the love within us and makes us more capable of loving and supporting each other.

A couple exchanging vows at their wedding Mass do not so much receive a sacrament as they become a sacrament.

We need marriage. So does our Church and our world.

The living space needs and preferences of a couple will naturally evolve over the course of their marriage and family life.

When you vowed at your wedding to remain faithful to one another “in sickness and in health,” the sickness part included that aching “soul sickness” of grief.

Let’s look first at your age difference and then at the pushback you’re getting from your family and friends.

When life doesn’t go according to plan, how can married couples be strong together in the face of adversity?

She says: We are so busy working from home it’s the only way to get anything done.

He says: We should tell our daughter.

Whether you should speak with your daughter depends upon her openness to listening.

She says: I’d love to help but it’s too much

The deeper level of her underlying relationship with God is where you should focus your efforts, not at the mere surface level.

Couple says: We want our wedding to be disruption-free so we can focus on the grace of the sacrament.

By exchanging marital vows, a couple creates an unbreakable, lifelong bond.

The notion that “opposites attract” is a paradox.

Rejoice that you feel this discomfort; it’s a sign your marriage is healthy.

This holiday season is a great opportunity to establish a new normal for your holiday traditions.

Regardless of its pay, what kind of work would most interest you most and draw upon your talents?

Your goal is to get on the right page.

It’s not uncommon for engaged people to hope that “things will be different once we get married.”

Most people understand that language which might be OK in one setting may not be in another.