Marriage & Family
Christian marriage
The gift of children
NFP: The Creighton Model
NFP: The Sympto-Thermal Method
Holiness in the home?
- Holiness here and now!
- Everyday sanctity in modern life
- The challenge
- What is holiness?
- Three obstacles to everyday sanctity
- Holiness through love of God
- Holiness through the sacraments
- Holiness through heroism
- Holiness through prayer and sacrifice
- Holiness through work and love of creation
- Holiness through love of neighbour
Useful tips for the home
Helping children
Prayers every child should know
Holiness through love of neighbour |
The sign of Christ’s disciples
Love is the sign that we are truly the Lord’s disciples. Christ is our model of how to love, and what the quality of love is. An essential dimension of love is loving each other, loving the people around us, our neighbour. Love is the great motivation in God, because God is love. On the Cross, that love is shown at its most radical.
The New Commandment: Love one another
Christ asks us to love each other in the way that he loves us (see John 13,34-35). In his first Encyclical, Pope Benedict XVI speaks about two kinds of love: love (eros) as the natural love between people. Eros is “a need” love. Meanwhile, there is another type of love, agape, selfless love, expecting nothing in return. Both types of love need each other and support each other.





