Shared faith and intentional practice can deepen marital bonds and strengthen family life. When couples prioritize God together, they build resilience against common cultural pressures.
For healthy families and thriving churches, these practices matter: marriages rooted in faith don’t just survive – they flourish, become sources of love and stability for children, and embody the kind of relational nourishment that strengthens the wider faith community.
The Science of Keeping Kids in the Faith – And Why It Starts at Home
A University of St. Thomas researcher is studying why young Catholics are returning to faith – and the findings point to family, not programs. Here’s what the data means for your church.
Gen Z Is Searching Again (and What the Church Can Do About It)
Gen Z is searching again – but curiosity isn’t commitment. They’re looking for faith that’s visible in real life. Here’s how your parish can show them.
Why Young Christians Aren’t Dating – And What the Church Can Do About It
A WORLD Magazine op-ed by Katy Faust argues that well-meaning Christian teaching accidentally broke the dating culture it was trying to protect. Here’s what the church needs to do now — and why it matters for the future of faith.