Christian Marriage | Seasoning helps make a marriage really good

Submitted on February 24, 2010
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By David Garick
Lisa Coia and Alan Bubel exchanged vows during their wedding Mass in 2008 at Our Mother of Sorrows Church in Greece, N.Y. Making a marriage really good can be seen as a tall order, but it is easier by placing Christ at the center and making a commitment to work hard at it.
Lisa Coia and Alan Bubel exchanged vows during their wedding Mass in 2008 at Our Mother of Sorrows Church in Greece, N.Y. Making a marriage really good can be seen as a tall order, but it is easier by placing Christ at the center and making a commitment to work hard at it.
CNS Photo/Mike Crupi, Catholic Courier
A few thoughts brought to your from experience throughout the years.

There's a lot involved in building a marriage.

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