DIY Wedding Vows? Why Marriage Is Not Just a Private Arrangement
Marriage is about more than just the couple — it’s a foundation of society.
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The First Family: Marriage and Family After Adam and Eve
As humanity’s understanding of God’s law grew, so did the moral and social framework surrounding marriage and family life.
Can Catholics use DeepSeek AI?
Artificial Intelligence, AI, is emerging as one of the most influential technological developments in recent decades. Pope Francis has warned of its potential risks but also has lauded its potential benefits. China has now also weighed into AI with its own chatbot, DeepSeek. What should Catholics think? This week on Register Radio we are joined by Courtney Mares, Rome correspondent for Catholic News Agency. And then, the Register has been taking a close look at Marriage and Courtship. Register senior editor Jonathan Liedl tells us what we found.
‘What God Has Joined’: Courageous Catholics Live Truth That Marriage Is for Life
Faithful spouses gather at a retreat sponsored by the Archdiocese of Atlanta to renew their vows and uphold Church teaching on the indissolubility of marriage.
May a Catholic Get Married on the Streets of New York City?
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: What are the conditions under which a layperson may witness a marriage? And is it licit to celebrate a marriage ceremony outside of a church?
The Heavenly Beauty of Wedding Rings
This 19th-Century Mystic Could Miraculously Sense the Presence of the Eucharist, Blessed Objects — and Wedding Rings
‘No Wedding Saturdays in the Month of June’ — Just Like Stevie Wonder Said
Not only has marriage been leveled alongside other ‘relationships,’ its content has been eviscerated.
There and Back Again: How J.R.R. Tolkien Helped Save a Marriage
What is Tolkien’s contribution to his fellow man but celebration in the eucatastrophe — a happy ending that comes after a journey fraught with peril?
Canonization of Mama Antula, and National Marriage Week (Feb. 17)
Argentina got its first woman saint last weekend — a lay woman who was a Jesuit missionary. The canonization of Mama Antula brought together Pope Francis and the country’s new president, Javier Milei. Catholic News Agency’s editor-in-chief Ken Oliver brings us the story. Then we turn to National Marriage Week. Although the marriage rate is 60% of what it was in the 1950s, studies show people who are married are happier than those who don’t marry. How do we build strong and happy marriages? Witness to Love founders Mary-Rose and Ryan Verret join us with their insights.
