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We’re over here just trying to get through the third trimester, the insane Louisiana heat, work challenges, a neverending pandemic, and back to school craziness...and can’t help but think about the irony of calling NFP Natural Family PLANNING (hey, it’s #NFPweek, if you haven’t noticed). Because we can make allllll the plans in the world, but there will still be unexpected obstacles. (Pretty sure the whole world learned that lesson in 2020, right??)

We have a story about the importance of a faith community, especially in marriage and family life, and how it may not always be where you think…

Jesus sent them two by two, according to today’s Gospel.

We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: praying together should be a priority in your marriage. If the goal of marriage is to get each other to heaven (and it is!), how do we possibly do that in this crazy world?

We have quite a few friends experiencing struggles in their marriages right now, so we wanted to share this prayer again that we wrote and posted last year. Please pray with us for all marriages! 🙏🏼

Hey, we get it. As much as marriage can feel like a fairytale, it can also feel like it’s just hanging on by a thread of hair! (see what we did there 🙃) People often say they hope to grow old together in their marriage. The problem with that statement however, is that the couple doesn’t grow in their relationship along the way and their marriage falls flat. It starts to feel more like you’re “locked in a tower” with someone you don’t recognize anymore and you’re trying to “escape” by finding interests elsewhere. These interests tend to distract us and we give up on the pursuit that brings us closer together. So how do we break free of these things that “tangle” our marriage?

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