Marriage Was Never About What I Was Getting
I have always known that marriage is a kind of dying to self, at least in theory, but this time it really touched me.
I have always known that marriage is a kind of dying to self, at least in theory, but this time it really touched me.
Lack of discipline and commitment. A generation that wakes up asking, “How do I feel today?” instead of “What did I commit to today?”
In my work as a family and marriage therapist, the surface argument is rarely the real issue. There is usually a deeper current running underneath the conflict.
I sit down with Father John Henry Hanson, a Norbertine priest, formator, and spiritual writer, and we explore what it means to align the mind with God.
On some days, I listen to the daily homily or the readings, and they go in one ear and out the other. Then there are other days when I actually need to stop and think.