Marriage Today

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Marriage Today covers current trends and research pertaining to marriage and family life in today’s world.

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The Long-Term Health of Our Society Depends on Strong Marriages

In late September, I attended a gathering of the FOCUS alumni living in the Kansas City metro area. FOCUS is an acronym for the Fellowship of Catholic Universit...

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Majority of U.S. Mothers Work Outside the Home, Love Parenting

May 26, 2017

The Pew Research Center recently released six facts about mothers in the United States. The stats show that the majority of women are having fewer children and working outside the home more than in years past, but also find parenting rewarding and joyful. More →

Do Married Parents Have Better Relationship Quality than Unmarried Parents?

May 01, 2017

A recent study from Social Science Research compared the relationship quality between new married and unmarried parents. The research suggests that married parents have a more stable relationship and higher relationship quality than unmarried parents. More →

Successful Marriages Are Built on Positive Little Moments

March 29, 2017

One key to a successful marriage may be consistent, intentional acts of love (however small) between spouses. Recent surveys conducted by the University of Texas found that higher marital satisfaction is linked with regular positive interactions between spouses. More →

World Family Map Reports on Global Family Dynamics

February 28, 2017

Part of the report from the World Family Map project focuses on family dynamics. The WFM found varying patterns in conversations between parents and children and a positive correlation between shared family meals and teens’ school performance. More →

World Family Map Shows Global Trends in Family Structures, Childbearing

February 14, 2017

The World Family Map is an annual report that compiles data from around the world to monitor the health of families worldwide. Focusing on factors affecting family structure, the WFM found varying numbers of cohabitating couples and children born outside of marriage, with the majority of children living with both parents. More →

Study Finds Aggression More Likely In Cohabitating Couples

January 26, 2017

The Institute for Family Studies recently reported on two studies that explored the link between physical aggression and cohabitation in young adult couples. The studies found that cohabitating couples are more likely to experience aggression in their relationships than those who are married or dating and not living together. More →

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