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The Archdiocesan Family Life Commission – in collaboration with Jubilee Ministries – has produced a four-part docudrama on pornography called Consider This which is set to air on TV6 on Sunday evenings during lent. The same docudrama, accompanied by a one hour weekly talk show will also be aired on TCN (Channel 10 on Flow) every Friday from the 15th February to the 15th March at 8:00 p.m.
After my husband’s death, I was struggling with this new situation that came upon me suddenly, when one Sunday while reading the Catholic News I saw this advertisement inviting persons to attend a New Beginnings Experience. The words in bold capitals stood out as though lifted off the page: “ARE YOU SEPARATED, DIVORCED or WIDOWED?” This is for me I thought.
A total of 2,840 new divorce cases were filed in Trinidad and Tobago last year. This was revealed by Chief Justice Ivor Archie when he addressed a gathering of legal practitioners at Monday’s (17th September) opening of the 2012-2013 Law Term at the Convocation Hall of the Hall of Justice at Knox Street in Port of Spain. Archie said 1,828 Decrees Nisi…
This eight-page, fold-out brochure is an initiative of the Synod Implementation Team for the second pastoral priority following the Archdiocesan Synod – Revitalising Catholic Culture and Identity. It contains well-known Catholic prayers such as The Angelus, The Benedictus and the Prayer to St Michael and the precepts of the Church. It answers in a concise manner such questions: What are the Sacraments? What are the…
As we celebrate our 30th anniversary, let us at this time re-commit ourselves to the Sacrament of Marriage, so that generations yet unborn may benefit from our efforts. May the Lord continue to watch over, guide, strengthen, protect, encourage and love us as we continue our Ministry. – Anthony and Angela Mitchell, CEE national coordinators CATHOLIC NEWS SUPPLEMENT
Holy Faith Convent, Couva is the latest school to embrace the Archdiocesan Family Life Commission’s Common Sense Parenting (CSP) programme.
For two days in late August senior students, and parents of new students were introduced to CSP during an orientation session held before the start of the new academic year.
Susan Henry attended the July 12 UNFPA (United Nations Population Fund) function to mark World Population Day at the Hyatt.Mrs Henry made an intervention on behalf of the Billings Ovulation Method. The following is the statement she prepared and presented when the floor was opened to the public.
“I am representing the Billings Ovulation Method of Natural Fertility Regulation. We operate under the umbrella of the Archdiocesan Family Life Commission, one of the commissions of the Catholic Church.
Common Sense Parenting is the way.
It presents all the sense one needs to cope in society today.
This six-session programme teaches lots of positive behaviours
The goal is to show the importance of proper life choices for the future.
You learn how to positively interact with your children
These skills can be extended to co-workers and friends.
I am the mother of two children ages 6 and 4, and a parishioner of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, San Fernando. I have just completed a six-session workshop entitled Common Sense Parenting, an initiative of the Archdiocesan Family Life Commission in partnership with Republic Bank Limited.
