Our Mission
To proclaim to all peoples the plan of God for marriage and the family and promote renewal of family, Church and nation.
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Our Commission offers diverse programs and workshops to support families, couples, and individuals. Activities include parenting seminars, marriage retreats, youth sessions, and support groups. They focus on holistic well-being and collaborate with experts for relevant content. Feedback is welcomed for continuous improvement. The goal is to empower families and individuals to thrive within their unique circumstances, creating a supportive and…
We understand that each family is unique, and we strive to provide resources and activities that cater to diverse needs and backgrounds. Through workshops, retreats, and community events, we aim to foster environments where families can grow together in faith, mutual respect, and love. We also offer support for parents, guiding them in nurturing their children’s spiritual and emotional development.…
AFLC seeks to educate families through the many initiatives hosted by the Commission and it’s ministries. These initiatives are thoughtfully designed to foster spiritual growth, strengthen familial bonds, and cultivate a supportive community where everyone feels welcome. We believe that through understanding and embodying Christ’s teachings, families can navigate life’s challenges with grace and resilience. Our workshops cover practical topics…
❤️ Your gift can strengthen a family.
Every marriage strengthened. Every parent encouraged. Every engaged couple prepared. Every family supported through a difficult season.
This is the mission of the Archdiocesan Family Life Commission—and you can be part of it. We’re inviting you to become an AFLC Steward by making a financial commitment for six months to help sustain our ministries supporting marriages and families throughout the Archdiocese.
🙏 As a Steward, a Mass will be offered each month for your intentions and the intentions of your family.
No gift is too small. When we come together, we can help more couples rediscover hope, more parents feel supported, and more families know they are not alone.
We all have a mission! Let’s see what we can do together.
📞 To become a Steward call: 299-1047
📧 familylife@catholictt.org
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When parents and educators gathered for the final session of ‘Shared Saturdays’ at St Monica’s Prep School, the conversation centred on a single, transformative idea: empathy is not simply something we feel—it is something we do, and something rooted deeply in our faith.‘Shared Saturdays’ is a space for parents and teachers to learn, play and pray together. There were four…
In the month of June, the Archdiocesan Family Life Commission (AFLC), in partnership with Catholic Education Board of Management (CEBM), hosted the VIRTUS: Protecting God’s Children programme for RC primary schools within the Central Vicariate, equipping educators with essential knowledge and tools to safeguard children from sexual abuse.The sessions welcomed teachers and principals from 13 schools across the region: Brasso…
We almost always begin in the same place. We meet someone, something comes alive, and we are convinced—rightly—that we have fallen in love. The wedding is radiant; the vocation is named and embraced. But then the honeymoon ends, the suitcases are unpacked, and ordinary life resumes. Here, quietly, something different begins. The home we have just built turns out to…
On Thursday, June 25, I had the privilege of visiting Sensory Safari alongside the autistic adults from a respite camp being hosted by Bethesda – For Person with Disabilities. Going into the trip, I knew that Sensory Safari was a place designed to promote inclusion through fun, interactive, and sensory-friendly activities for people of all ages and abilities. Although I…
This reflection arose after participating in a Sip and Chat event the Archdiocesan Family Life Commission (AFLC) conducted in collaboration with the Faith Formation (young adults ministry) at St Francis of Assisi Parish in Sangre Grande on Sunday, June 14. Everyone seated at my table conversed cordially, and I was completely unaware of the background surrounding the two speakers invited…
Fatherhood has been one of the most transformative experiences of my life. What makes it even more meaningful is that my own father passed away when I was just one year old. While my older siblings had memories of him, I did not. For many years, that was difficult. I often wondered what it would have been like to experience…