Catholic Life- Celibate Marriage: Validity and ConsummationWhen thinking about celibate marriages it is essential to differentiate between a valid marriage and a consummated marriage. All real consummated marriages are by definition valid, but not all valid marriages are consummated. In fact, every valid marriage is for a time valid and not consummated. Of course there are many celibate marriages which are […]
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About
That said, I don’t have a lot to say. I do, however, have a lot to think about, and that is why I blog.
As for who I am, I’m nobody! Who are you?
If I have an identity it is that of the irritatingly adaptable middle-child.
I am married to Josh.
I am so conservative that I am liberal. Or else so liberal that I am conservative.
I will identify as “mid-twenties” not because I am afraid of stating my age, but because I do not want to have to remember to update this on my birthday.
I am a Catholic.
“There is no wealth but life” may be a cheesy name for a blog, but I first saw the words carved in stone at a time in my life when I really needed to be reminded to stop stressing about the future and live.
I hope to be pro-life in every way possible.
This means that the large moral crises in my life tend to be things such as: should I buy a diet coke for a friend who really wants one?
I am changing. Learning. Growing. Adapting. Shrinking. Realizing how little I know.