Part two of two-part series for engaged couples. When combined with the weekend course, "God's Plan for a Joy-Filled Marriage," it fulfills the marriage preparation requirement for the Archdiocese of  Cincinnati. The day-long class teaches life skills to help couples "set patterns of thought and behavior that will ensure a lifelong, joy-filled marriage – including practical virtue-based instruction in communication, conflict resolution and financial decision making." Fee is per couple.

Oct 6-7. Weekend event (no overnight accommodations) that, when combined with the follow-up one-day course, meets the marriage preparation requirements for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. Using materials created by Theology of the Body expert and speaker Damon Owens, facilitators will lead couples in a course that will help them understand how men and women complement each other, what marriage is for, and how God's plan for marriage leads to a happy life. Fee is per couple.

Part two of two-part series for engaged couples. When combined with the weekend course, "God's Plan for a Joy-Filled Marriage," it fulfills the marriage preparation requirement for the Archdiocese of  Cincinnati. The day-long class teaches life skills to help couples "set patterns of thought and behavior that will ensure a lifelong, joy-filled marriage – including practical virtue-based instruction in communication, conflict resolution and financial decision making." Fee is per couple.

Did you know Theology of the Body and the message of the Gospel is present in many big screen blockbusters? Come for a free show (popcorn too) and a discussion after.

Life Skills for Couples is a life-skills marriage preparation program designed to help engaged couples set patterns of thought and behavior that will ensure a lifelong, joy-filled marriage – including practical virtue-based instruction in communication, conflict resolution and financial decision making. When combined with God’s Plan for Love, these two courses together fulfill the Marriage Preparation Requirement of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. If you have any questions please contact Ruah Woods at 513-407-8672, or email [email protected] Cost: $50.00

For High School Students who have taken Theology of the Body. Kenosis is the Greek word for “self-emptying,” which John Paul II relates to “self-gift.” Since we cannot give what we do not have, “kenosis” reminds us that we must receive everything from God if we are to give a fruitful gift of self. Kenosis forms and educates young Catholic leaders into missionary disciples through the transforming power of Jesus Christ in the Holy Spirit. This is the heart of…

A generation ago, Christian parents didn’t have to worry about how to explain transgenderism to their nine-year-old, or help their teenager deal with mockery at school for believing in traditional marriage. But today, as our culture’s moral center continues to fly apart and with every form of deviance publicly aired and celebrated, we have no choice but to equip our kids to understand and to own the truth about such issues. In Made This Way: How to Prepare Kids to…

For High School Students who have taken Theology of the Body. Kenosis is the Greek word for “self-emptying,” which John Paul II relates to “self-gift.” Since we cannot give what we do not have, “kenosis” reminds us that we must receive everything from God if we are to give a fruitful gift of self. Kenosis forms and educates young Catholic leaders into missionary disciples through the transforming power of Jesus Christ in the Holy Spirit. This is the heart of…

For High School Students who have taken Theology of the Body. Kenosis is the Greek word for “self-emptying,” which John Paul II relates to “self-gift.” Since we cannot give what we do not have, “kenosis” reminds us that we must receive everything from God if we are to give a fruitful gift of self. Kenosis forms and educates young Catholic leaders into missionary disciples through the transforming power of Jesus Christ in the Holy Spirit. This is the heart of…

For High School Students who have taken Theology of the Body. Kenosis is the Greek word for “self-emptying,” which John Paul II relates to “self-gift.” Since we cannot give what we do not have, “kenosis” reminds us that we must receive everything from God if we are to give a fruitful gift of self. Kenosis forms and educates young Catholic leaders into missionary disciples through the transforming power of Jesus Christ in the Holy Spirit. This is the heart of…

For High School Students who have taken Theology of the Body. Kenosis is the Greek word for “self-emptying,” which John Paul II relates to “self-gift.” Since we cannot give what we do not have, “kenosis” reminds us that we must receive everything from God if we are to give a fruitful gift of self. Kenosis forms and educates young Catholic leaders into missionary disciples through the transforming power of Jesus Christ in the Holy Spirit. This is the heart of…

For High School Students who have taken Theology of the Body. Kenosis is the Greek word for “self-emptying,” which John Paul II relates to “self-gift.” Since we cannot give what we do not have, “kenosis” reminds us that we must receive everything from God if we are to give a fruitful gift of self. Kenosis forms and educates young Catholic leaders into missionary disciples through the transforming power of Jesus Christ in the Holy Spirit. This is the heart of…