What’s the “secret sauce” to a healthy, happy marriage? It’s simpler that you think. A lot of it has to do with YOU.
Hot off the press from beloved Catholic Psychologist Dr. Ray Guarendi!
https://t.co/EmNXA4ifp2
Christian marriage advice I think is dead wrong:
"Happy wife, happy life"
"Just communicate more"
"Be a Servant Leader"
"Date nights once a week"
"Read the Love Languages"
Every one of these treats the fruit and ignores the root.
I’m not going to lie—these past few weeks have really opened my eyes to the risks of making the wrong choice in marriage.
I know that some of my fellow Catholics have been fortunate enough to choose well and build a strong, lasting marriage with a good wife.
I think it would be helpful for others like me—who, for lack of a better term, have been “red-pilled”—if those of you who have found success in Christian marriage could share some practical tips and advice.
One request, though: please kindly refrain from participating if you fall into any of the following categories: the wealthy, the aristocracy, or baby boomers.
Not because your advice is necessarily invalid, but because I’m specifically looking for success stories from ordinary men who have had to navigate the realities of relationships and the nature of women in the post-social-media era.
A 23-year-old Christian guy asks Charlie Kirk for marriage advice. The key? Put God first, ditch distractions, stay disciplined, and lead your home with faith. Simple but real talk.
Marriage advice for Christian men:
Pursue her, listen well, pray with her, repent first, protect trust, and never treat covenant like convenience.
Most important of all, submit to Christ.
When Pope Leo XIV met these couples, he gave them some of the best advice any married couple could ever receive. ❤️
The Catholic Church recognises marriage as a sacred covenant between a MAN and a WOMAN, and she faithfully upholds and defends the sanctity of this Sacrament.
Marriage is a beautiful gift from God.
❤️
📹 Neyara Fernandes
@ShawneeMG2@USADocumented I agree! My dad basically died in California from not being able to go to the Dr. Apparently in ca they don't answer their phones at dr offices. He was trying to get into a primary to get a referral. Died before he ever got a call back.
@MattWalshBlog We need to get rid of not guilty by reason of insanity! It makes no sense! People that kill because they have no control over their thoughts and action should be the one that are locked up and don't get out!
@MattWalshBlog I used to want one but then everyone around me was getting them, including my mom and my friend's grandma. It really just ruined it for me so I never got one. I love being outside the norms of society without one!
@DeChristianLife The stakes are higher when they get older. Biggest issue with a baby is they don't sleep or eat well or they get gassy or poop all over. Teenagers you have to worry about getting into drugs or something life crushing like that