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"Love between family members brings us ever closer to deeper and more intense communion!" Pope Francis
Building on Love offers more excerpts from Amoris Laetitia, focusing on the fruits and responsibilities of marital love: children, their education, and the life of the family.
The pope's magnificent text is divided into small sections, each followed by a series of questions for reflection or group discussion
- Love Made Fruitful
Children as gift and blessing
- Education of Children
A responsibility of committed love
- Spirituality of Marriage and the Family
Growing closer to God and to one another
Makes a thoughtful, simple, and accessible gift for couples of all ages, with families of all sizes
Invaluable for couples, families, and parish groups
| Pages | 128 |
|---|---|
| Copyright | 2021 |
| ISBN | 978-1-941709-75-7 |
| Item | MG709757 |
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