 "The personal and reciprocal 'yes' of the man and the woman (in marriage) makes room for the future, for the authentic humanity of each of them. At the same time, it is an assent to the gift of a new life."
Benedict XVI June 6th 2005
Address to the Ecclesial Congress of the Diocese of Rome
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Watch "The Future Depends on Love" on Catholic TV!
 A new TV show, "The Future Depends on Love," is now on Catholic TV! Drs. J. David and Angela Franks host the 13-part series that features a variety of guests speaking on topics concerning marriage, family life, and the theology of the body. Watch this interesting new series only on CatholicTV! It will be available on
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Comcast: channel 268 (183 in some areas)
FullChannel: channel 117
RCN: channel 85
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As Featured on The Catholic Free Press
 "The purpose of the initiative, which began with prayer last summer, is “to educate and inspire Catholics about the vocation of marriage and its importance in the Church and in society,” Bishop McManus says in a letter to priests sent out last week.
Check out The Catholic Free Press story on the initiative.
As Featured on The Boston Pilot
 The Boston Pilot, America's Oldest Catholic Newspaper, published on February 8th a story on the Massachusetts Catholic Conference's "The Future Depends on Love" initiative.
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From Cardinal Sean's Blog
I wanted to share with you news about the Massachusetts Marriage Initiative, which is sponsored by the Massachusetts Catholic Conference... I encourage you to visit and to learn more about the initiative."
"One of the crucial tasks of the Catholic Church is to help people have a sense of vocation in their lives: the vocation to holiness, to friendship to discipleship and to a particular calling in life. We realize that God is calling most people to the sacrament of marriage. Therefore, this initiative will also help our young people to have a greater understanding of the sacrament and to prepare them better to receive it in a world where fewer people seem to be getting married."
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