Posts by Francine & Byron Pirola
Committed to Being Committed
A friend of ours is fond of saying in relation to successful marriage, ‘it’s a matter of being committed to being committed.’ In other words, we have to be serious about our marriage commitment, willing to tough it out when it’s difficult and put to the test. There’s a great deal of wisdom to this…
Read MoreDo Catholics Have Better Sex?
According to research by the Family Research Council, that’s a resounding ‘Yes!’ Drawing on data from a number of studies, devout, married Catholics have the best sex of any demographic group, says study author Patrick Fagan. He relied heavily on information from the National Health and Social Life Survey, conducted by the University of Chicago in 1992,…
Read MoreVideo: The Economics of Sex
It’s all about supply, demand and a little pill. Leave a comment and let us know what you think. Related Post: Mating market sheila shortages and man droughts
Read MoreWhat is Commitment?
A few years ago, we were giving a talk on chastity to a group of young people and some of them challenged us, saying that “sex before marriage was ok if you were in a committed relationship”. So we quizzed them about what defined a “committed relationship’. Universally, their answer was a measure of duration;…
Read MoreFrancine talks on 3AW
Francine talks with Alan Pearsall on 3AW about relationships.
Read MoreByron on i98FM Breakfast Show
Byron chats with Bianca and Marty on the i98FM Breakfast Show
Read MoreByron talks Relationship Education: ABC Afternoons Melbourne
Byron discusses the benefits of Relationship Education with Richard Stubbs, 774 ABC Radio, Melbourne, Friday Feb 6, 2015
Read MoreSacrament Essentials – Reconciliation
CathFamily – February 2015 edition features the Sacrament of Reconciliation.
Read MoreSmartLoving: What it is. How to do it.
Want an easy way to understand SmartLoving? Have a look at this deck to find out what it is and how to do it!
Read MoreUnderstanding Fertility
Male Fertility Under normal circumstances, men are fertile all the time. Sperm are produced continuously by the testes at a rate of around a hundred million per day. The testes begin sperm production at puberty and continue until the man dies, although the number and quality decline with age. Female Fertility Women are fertile for…
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