Friendship with God  ✝  Friendship with our spouse  ✝  In the Holy Spirit

Free Until March 31!

In honor of National Marriage Week (Feb. 7-14) and as a Lenten resource, the Marriage in Christ At Home seminar is free for couples who sign up by March 31, 2021. Once registered, access is free through May 31, 2021.

This free access is made possible by a grant from Communication Center, the nation's largest distributor of Catholic religious education materials.

 

Invite God Into Your Marriage

 Every couple needs the Lord to love them as a couple. Only in Christ and with the grace of the Holy Spirit can we live a married life full of the Love of God.

Make your marriage stronger in five weeks.

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An Introduction to the Marriage in Christ Seminar

 

The At Home Seminar

The Marriage in Christ At Home Seminar is an easy-to-use program for ordinary couples. Only five sessions. Simple and practical. At your own pace. In the comfort of your home. You connect with God and deepen your friendship and unity with each other.

How it Works

“Our life is chaotic and probably will be for a long time. But in the Marriage in Christ Seminar we experienced praying together on a daily basis. Now we are on the same page and we can face the chaos together.”

- Seminar Participant

Open the wedding present God the Father gave you on your wedding day.

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Our Mission

We aim to strengthen married couples in habits of love, aided by the Holy Spirit. So they may be witnesses to the love of Christ in the world. 

“Wouldn't it be great if the Marriage in Christ seminar was part of our expectation as a church! That we didn't just have preparation before marriage, but preparation after. And couples would naturally flow into a Marriage in Christ seminar. That they would be strengthened at the beginning of their marriage together. I hope you all go out and tell your friends about it. We are beginning to grow a culture where people see and witness what marriage really is.”


Bishop Andrew Cozzens
Auxiliary Bishop of Saint Paul and Minneapolis