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Marriage Today covers current trends and research pertaining to marriage and family life in today’s world.

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The Positive Effects of Premarital Education

Entering into an unbreakable, lifelong commitment such as marriage requires careful preparation. The Catholic Church recognizes this and provides resources for ...

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Can a Family Still Find Time to Eat Together?

July 10, 2012

How important are family meals? Research shows that children as well as parents value this time to sit down together. It can be a challenge to schedule this daily ritual, but the benefits are huge. More →

Married Fathers and Mothers, and Their Children

June 28, 2012

The intact, biological family remains the gold standard for raising children, according to a new study done at the University of Texas at Austin that has captured widespread attention. More →

What’s (Not) Wrong With Low-Income Marriages

June 22, 2012

Statistics show that marriage in low-income communities is threatened and often experiences bad outcomes. However, a new report suggests that it would be wrong to assume that people in low-income communities do not value marriage. The report’s authors suggest that if wrong assumptions guide programs aimed at strengthening marriage, those programs may miss the mark. More →

How New Parents Can Improve Their Relationship

June 14, 2012

It’s well known that a marriage can suffer, at least for a while, when the first child is born. But marital dissatisfaction is not a given. A respected researcher says that couples can take a few simple steps to minimize the problem. More →

What Life Satisfaction Means for Marriage

June 01, 2012

Can spouses’ sense of general satisfaction with life predict what sort of marriage they have? How does one’s satisfaction with life interrelate with one’s relationships? These are questions Denver University researchers are seeking to explore. More →

What Sparks Money Arguments?

May 24, 2012

It’s probably no surprise that couples argue the most about money. But what three money-related issues cause the most conflict? More →

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