True Love Does Not Quit
A reminder from Dr. Christine Bacon
Matt Placek
Meaning in Suffering
From one of our standers: https://substack.com/home/post/p-164025166
May 2025 Monthly Meeting
Our monthly meeting is coming up on Tuesday, May 6th at 6pm EST. Our guest this month is Melanie Benforado. Melanie served in the U.S. Navy for 20 years, where she met her husband Mark and married in 1981. In 1982 they divorced and went to different parts of
What God Has Joined Standers Retreat 2025
Catholics For Marriage Restoration in conjunction with the Archdiocese of Atlanta will be hosting the 2nd annual retreat for the divorced and separated faithful to their covenant marriage. The retreat is scheduled from October 22nd - 24th 2025 at the Chancery of the Archdiocese of Atlanta. The retreat will be
April 2025 Monthly Meeting!
Our monthly standers meeting is Tuesday, April 1st at 6pm EST. This is a great opportunity to connect with the group. Our guest this month will be Carly Davis, who reconciled with her husband after a five year long separation. It should be a great testimony and as usually we
What do I tell the judge when my spouse says I’m delusional about reconciling?
Dr. Christine Bacon answers a question about how to answer if your spouse suggests your hope for reconciliation is not realistic. We know that thousands of couples have reconciled though! It is not unrealistic. Feelings change, and marriage is a covenant for life regardless of how we are feeling today.
Marriage is a risk
Fr. Mike Schmitz reflects on the weightiness of placing your life in the hands of a covenant partner.
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The Cross Brings Transformation
Life is a journey filled with valleys of pain, fear, and loneliness—moments that challenge us to our core. In these struggles, feeling lost or questioning their purpose is natural. Yet, within these trials lies a profound truth: transformation is born from hardship and faith in God's guiding
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Case study on a wife keeping marriage vows after husband left
On this episode of “Marriage Unhindered” Doug Hinderer shares the story of a wife who has chosen to honor her marriage vows even after her husband left.
Book Review: "How to Stay Married" by Harrison Scott Key
"How to Stay Married: The most insane love story ever told" is a humorous look at a not so humorous situation. Key's self deprecating humor and comedic spin on the trial of his marriage is a fun and lighthearted read. As he takes you through the
Sin blinds us
#standers Your prodigal won’t see it. Sin blinds us. https://buff.ly/Yt7HfdV