27th Sunday B: Marriage Covenant: Liturgical Prayers

 Greeting

All praise be to God our Father for creating people in his likeness and making them capable of faithfulness through the self-giving love of his Son and the unifying power of the Spirit. May the Lord be always with you in his love. R/ And also with you.

27th Sunday B; The Marriage Covenant

 

27 Sunday B: Marital Covenant

  An old man was at the hospital to remove some stitching to be removed and the receptionist told him to wait until a nurse would be free.

27 Sunday B - Marital Commitment: Liturgical Prayers

Greetings
All praise be to God our Father
for creating people in his likeness
and making them capable of faithfulness
through the self-giving love of his Son
and the unifying power of the Spirit.
May the Lord be always with you in his love.
R/ And also with you.

Pope Francis: Family Life and Mother-in-laws

These Things You DO NOT tell your wife if -----

Teenagers: They write to Their Parents of Their Frustrations

Should Spouses work at the same place?

Girls - Training them to Assert

Marriage: Little Boy's View

Swishing Water for Better Married Life

Rabbit - Mother Protecting and Providing for her Kids

Date with Your Mom

Effect of Social Media on Family and Friendship

The Burnt Pie

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Equations - With Humour

Equations! - This is the best
I have read in a LONG time !!!!

 

Equation1
Human = eat + sleep + work + enjoy
Donkey = eat + sleep + work

Mother Teresa uses Famous Peyton Quote, "TheFamily that Prays Togther Stays Together

UBUNTU - I'm because We're

The motivation behind name given to *Ub byuntu Operating System.*

An Anthropologist proposed one game to the African tribal children.

He placed a basket of sweets and Candy's near a tree.

And made them stand 100 metres away.

Pope: "Amoris Laetitia," or "The Joy of Love,"

Pope Francis calls on the world's Catholics to support families in crisis

Kelsey Dallas, Deseret News

"Amoris Laetitia," or "The Joy of Love," is a new letter from Pope Francis on what people must do to support successful family life. (DepositPhotos)

People need to nurture their relationships with family members, friends and neighbors and resist the tendency to give up or turn away from individuals in need, Pope Francis declared in a letter on family life, released Friday.
The pope explained that self-absorbed behavior threatens the family unit and harms those who rely on community support, such as people with disabilities and the elderly.
"No one can think that the weakening of the family … will prove beneficial to society as a whole," he writes in "Amoris Laetitia," which is translated in English as "The Joy of Love."

Children Growing Up

If children live with criticism,
They learn to condemn.

If children live with hostility,
They learn to fight.