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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The Archdiocesan Family Life Commission’s series, “Doing Small Things with Great Love” began on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, with its first session, focusing on discovering how one’s family can become more holy. Twenty participants gathered for a meaningful reflection on how families can grow in holiness through the ordinary moments of daily life. Led by Tricia Syms, the Episcopal Delegate…
Ten years after Amoris laetitia: proclaiming the Gospel with families today. The Dicastery for the Laity, Family and Life and the General Secretariat of the Synod have published the Thematic Framework, the preparatory and guiding document for the Meeting convened by His Holiness Pope Leo XIV, to be held in the Vatican from 7 to 14 October 2026 with the Heads…
For many who have walked through the pain of separation or divorce, one of the hardest parts isn’t the ending of a marriage, it’s the isolation that follows. The Archdiocesan Family Life Commission’s Surviving Divorce series was created to change that, offering a safe, faith-filled space where people can process grief, anger, and healing together. In a recent online session (September 19)…
What happens to a parent-child bond when a child comes out as gay? That was the heart of the conversation at our latest “When Children Comes Out: A guide for Christian parents” by Mark Yarhouse and Olya Zaporozhets book discussion — and the answers, drawn from both research and lived experience, offered real comfort. The group explored how these relationships…
The Archdiocesan Family Life Commission hosted its first lunchtime webinar, Back to School: Parenting Edition, on Wednesday, 9th September, 2026. Led by Clinical Psychologist Luscia Kanneh, the session focused on helping parents and caregivers navigate the emotional, psychological and spiritual aspects of the back-to-school transition. Participants explored the many emotions children may experience as they return to school and discussed…
On August 8th and 9th, couples from San Juan, Mt. Lambert and Maracas St. Joseph gathered at the St. Benet Hall, Mt. St. Benedict, for a weekend they would not forget. Hosted by the Archdiocesan Family Life Commission, the Skills for Sacramental Marriage Building marriage accompaniment sessions celebrated couples eager to invest in their relationships with God’s grace. For many,…