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Faith & Family Live! : Does Having More Kids Mean More Happiness?
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For married individuals of all ages and married women in particular, children increase life satisfaction and life satisfaction goes up with the number of children in the household. Negative experiences in raising children are reported by people who are separated, living as a couple, or single, having never been married.
Elderly Parents Developmental Stages | Caring.com
An interesting article on how to understand and communicate with our elderly parents.
Faith & Family Live! - The daily blog of Catholic living
There are lots of other Christian magazines on line, but this one is specifically Catholic in feel and ideology.
Home Sweet Heart: To My Little Sister
Families come in all shapes and sizes, even an aunt who is as old ad her niece! This is a beautiful tribute from one woman to her little sister!
"Brangelina" Family Values
An interesting comparison of the Brangelina Family and the Duggars
Audio Sancto Sermons Series
Sermons to download and listen to on Catholic family ilfe, marriage and education!
My Domestic Church: How to Have a Domestic Church part 2 - It takes two to tango!
How to have a Domestic Church part 2 - It takes 2 to tango- the importance of a faith filled, Godly Husband!
10 Tips to Be A Better Listener | PersonaDev
(1)Be Legitimately Interested:As mentioned above, be interested. Drop whatever you were doing and focus. Stop focusing on the email you were writing or the article you were reading and reallylisten. Put yourself in the speaker’s place and make his
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(1) Be Legitimately Interested: As mentioned above, be interested. Drop whatever you were doing and focus. Stop focusing on the email you were writing or the article you were reading and really listen. Put yourself in the speaker’s place and make his or her problems your own. The speaker will consciously or subconsciously pick up on this and you will learn more from the conversation. However, if you are in the middle of something just a little too important to drop…
(2) Be Honest About Your Time: If you really are in the middle of something important, tell the speaker. Apologize and plan for another meeting where you can ensure your full attention and focus. This will let the speaker know that you appreciate their coming to you and you want to give them your full concentration. It’s much better than lending half-an-ear and not listening well.
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(3) Accept the Speaker’s Point-Of-View: At least until he or she is done speaking. Some of us have the desire to get our point across and a word in for every sentence spoken.
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The Vocation of Marriage and Parenthood
The quickest answer to all these trepidations comes from the greatest lesson our late Pope gave to us: Be Not Afraid. Ha! You say – easier said than done! And it is easy to say and not always easy to do when you are faced with losing your house, car, jo
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