The Arlington Catholic Herald
This nonprofit saves marriages one Facebook ad at a time
What do going to an amusement park, joining a gym and buying TV dinners all have in common? According to predictive analytics, they’re all signs the person engaging in those activities may be headed toward a divorce. For years, companies have used data about consumers’ purchasing habits to predict other things, such as how they might vote or what other products they might buy. Communio, an Alexandria-based nonprofit, is using that information to save marriages.
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The Marriage and Fertility Crisis Is a Worldview Problem. And the Church Is the Only Institution That Can Fix It.
Communio’s J.P. De Gance told The Christian Post that America’s marriage and fertility crisis is fundamentally a worldview problem — and that the church must recapture a Christian vision of family before it can offer it to the world.
80% of Men Say a Stable Relationship Matters to Them. Almost None Were Taught How to Build One.
GQ’s State of the American Male survey found 80% of men want a stable long-term relationship. Couples therapist Terry Real says the gap isn’t desire — it’s skill. Here’s what that means for your church.
J.P. De Gance Tells Fox News: America Is Facing a “Civilizational Bottleneck”
Communio founder J.P. De Gance appeared on Fox News today warning that declining marriage and birth rates represent a civilizational bottleneck — and that the local church is the answer. Watch the full clip.