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Hope for Marriage in a Changing World

May 23, 2019August 28, 2018 by Michelle Joaquin

One year since his interview with FamilyWiseAsia.com, revered marriage counselor, Rev. Clem Guillermo, has since graduated to glory on July 25, 2018. Despite this changing world, his words keep us hopeful for marriage.

Are You Ready to Love and to Cherish, for Better or for Worse?

May 23, 2019August 24, 2018 by Michelle Joaquin

With the decision of to marry comes questions that we need to answer. Rev. Clem E. Guillermo identified these questions for us.

Wedding Anniversaries Are More Than Just Eating Out

May 23, 2019July 6, 2018 by Michelle Gumogda-Agustin

have many obvious and not-so-obvious flaws. I tend to be stubborn and strong-willed, and I can really be challenging to live with.

My Wife, My Best Friend: A Mother’s Day Tribute

May 23, 2019May 7, 2018 by Danny Lim

They say “Behind every successful man is a woman.” That is most true for husbands whose wives are not only the mother of their children but their best friend as well.

Grateful to My Wife, The Mother of My Children

May 23, 2019May 4, 2018 by Boris Joaquin

The world may have changed tremendously but there are timeless qualities and core values a mother should have to raise children. These are what Michelle exhibits in her parenting journey.

Getting Rid of Heart Junk

May 23, 2019April 5, 2018 by Marie Antonio Bonifacio

In other countries, the month of April is associated with spring cleaning after a long time of winter. But what if it’s the nook and crannies of our hearts that need cleaning too?

In Sickness and In Health

May 23, 2019February 27, 2018 by Albert Palima

One night, in October of 1991, I visited a friend about to go through spinal surgery the next day. She had herniated discs on her spine after a fall, and I was fearful that should anything go wrong in the surgery, she might be paralyzed from the waist down. I went to see her, wanting … Read more

Where Marriage Really Begins

May 23, 2019February 20, 2018 by Nelson Dy

“Marriage does not begin between you and your spouse. It actually begins between you and God.” However, so many marriages run empty in two extremes– depending too much on God or relying solely on ourselves. How do we find the common ground on where marriage truly begins?

When Loving is Not Easy

May 23, 2019February 15, 2018 by Jo Lodevico Lee

There is nothing like love to give us a walk in the clouds. But will marriage survive when love is thrust against the harsh realities of pain, difficulty, and life-threatening illness? True love, we find, is never easy.

Seventy Times Seven Times

May 23, 2019February 14, 2018 by Niño and Michelle Suarez

When a couple gets married, each spouse brings into the marriage their emotional baggage as well. But how can a marriage recover when these baggages figure into the dynamics of the relationship and make them susceptible to weakness and sinning against one another?

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