People generally consider marriage as a certificate and really expensive ceremony that declares to family, friends, and the world: "After a period of time together, we have strong feelings for one another and think we might live happily together for the rest of our lives. Let's celebrate that hope." This new-fangled marriage serves almost no purpose. It's the step you take after "living together and testing sexual compatibility," and it signals a hope for eternal happiness. But it can be broken and cast aside if need be. It's practically pointless.
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About this page"Our Hearts Unhindered" is a phrase from the letters of Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque: "May the sacred fire consume our hearts unhindered and make of them thrones worthy of a holy love." The focus of this page is to inform the world about the love of Christ through the Roman Catholic Church. My primary goal is to find common ground and promote tolerance and even unity. My hope is to correctly inform the world, with gentleness, about the finer points of Catholic teaching. However, the posts here are my reflections on the issues, not official statements from the Church and I could make a mistake. Please inform me if you identify an error. Categories
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