I have countless stories of my own on how I have allowed God’s grace to sustain, support, and save me in so many ways. But, I’m just one guy…

What about you?
This week’s “Theology Lived” Question is quite simple:

Has God’s Grace been sufficient for you?

I’ve asked guest blogger Dan Kenney to share his thoughts on our “Theology Lived” question this week: “How do you lead your spouse to heaven?” – Dan shares a beatiful reflection on the example his grandparents set and that he is seeking for his own marriage.

Marriage is an incredible gift – in marriage we find our life long companion who will share in the good and the bad. We find that equal with which to share all things – burdens and joys.
In the Catholic view of things Marriage is a vocation – a vocation ordered in getting the other to heaven. When we choose to join in marriage we are choosing to serve, minister to, and love the other person. The question is, to what end? – That end – the goal – the pinnacle …

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My wife often discuss parenting and how we are going to instill the Gospel values in our children. I have often thought about the problems of my own childhood and adolescence and oh, how I wish I had been raised with an understanding of God’s plan for me and for my body. If only Theology of the Body was something my family had known about. I am also asked by parents often how they should teach the principles found in Theology of the Body to their children – …

My wife and I have had some discussions recently about sacrifice. Nothing major, just little side conversations about how far we are to go in sacrificing for our spouses, our children, etc.
Christ calls us to “love one another as I have loved you.” Christ loved us by dying, sacrificing everything for us. So how far are we to go? St. Paul says that husbands must love their wives as Christ loved the Church, laying down his life for us (cf. Eph 5).
I know in my own marriage, family that I …