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    Holiday Traditions

    October 15, 2018 / No Comments

    With the arrival of fall our thoughts turn to spiced cider, hearty soups and gathering of family and friends.  As husband and wife we are often rooted in diverse family traditions.  Deciding how to celebrate the holidays can be a source of stress and conflict.

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    Tom and Mary Frances

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    Leave & Cleave

    October 8, 2018 / No Comments

    Leave & Cleave(adapted from “The Art of Marriage” video series) Most married couples have heard that we must “leave our fathers and mothers and cling to our spouse.” While it’s not easy, it is necessary.

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