Father’s Day: Reflections/Resources
It takes a father to raise a civilised man by Laura Perrins, The Conservative Woman
Fathering is about inspiring, by Edmund Adamus, Roman Catholic Diocese of Westminster:
So if we want the boys of today (so many of whom are at massively high risk of being routinely exposed to grossly indecent imagery impoverishing their affective emotional maturity) to truly become the well-rounded, courageous, self-sacrificing men of tomorrow, we have to model for them today a wholesome, spirit-filled witness to faithful fatherhood, that is strong, masculine, truly generous and servant-like.
Our Father in heaven, by Greg Laurie, WND
I believe that the father who stands by his commitment to his wife, to his children and to his grandchildren, and who walks with God as well, is a rare bird. I think he is an unsung hero in our culture today. If more fathers were doing this right now, our country would be in a completely different place than it is…No matter what kind of father you have (or had), there is one thing we all have in common: We have a Father in heaven.
Father’s Day: 4 parenting tips from the best Father of them all – God, by Alannah Francis, Christian Today
Seven reason why it’s essential children spend time with their fathers, by Guy Kelly, Telegraph
Exclusive launch of “Man Prayer Manual” at Christian Vision for Men’s ‘The Gathering’
Many marriages today are invalid, Pope suggests, from EWTN News
[…] A layman asked about the “crisis of marriage” and how Catholics can help educate youth in love, help them learn about sacramental marriage, and help them overcome “their resistance, delusions and fears.”
The Pope answered from his own experience.
“I heard a bishop say some months ago that he met a boy that had finished his university studies, and said ‘I want to become a priest, but only for 10 years.’ It’s the culture of the provisional. And this happens everywhere, also in priestly life, in religious life,” he said.
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