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We're seeking a freelance graphic designer to assist with project-based design work for our Catholic nonprofit, including publications, print materials, social media graphics, and more. This flexible, paid opportunity has the potential to grow into an ongoing freelance or hourly role as our ministry expands.
Breastfeeding can leave many women feeling “touched out,” making the transition to marital intimacy difficult. While this experience is normal, it often creates a disconnect between spouses if not understood and addressed. This article offers practical guidance for navigating this season, including communication, support, affirmation, and prioritizing the wife’s experience in intimacy. With intentional effort, couples can turn this challenging phase into an opportunity for deeper connection and love.
The Apostolate for Marital Intimacy (AMI) is seeking a part-time Operations Coordinator to help support the day-to-day operations of our growing Catholic nonprofit. This remote, independent contractor position (approximately 5 hours per week to start) is ideal for a highly organized, mission-driven individual who enjoys coordinating projects, managing communications, and helping a team operate effectively. Responsibilities include scheduling, communication management, project tracking, website updates, and basic administrative and bookkeeping tasks. If you are passionate about strengthening Catholic marriages and would like to help build a growing apostolate, we encourage you to apply.
St. John the Baptist stands as a powerful witness to life in the womb, the truth of marriage, social justice, and humble discipleship. This article explores why Catholics should look to him as a martyr for marriage, the “best man” of Christ the Bridegroom, and a hopeful intercessor for families, the unborn, and those experiencing grief.
Many couples facing physical disabilities quietly assume that a fulfilling sex life is out of reach. But the truth is, intimacy is not reserved for the physically perfect, it simply requires a different approach. With the right mindset, clear communication, and a willingness to adapt, even significant limitations can be navigated. Your marriage is not disqualified from deep, meaningful intimacy. Sometimes, it just needs a new path forward.
Must Catholic married couples intend to conceive every time they have sex? This article examines recent magisterial teaching on procreation, conjugal love, and why openness to life does not require an explicit intention to achieve pregnancy in every marital act.
Struggling to turn your wife on? Most husbands are starting too late and missing what actually builds desire. In this article, we break down how arousal really works and why connection, playfulness, and consistency matter far more than last-minute effort. If you want your wife to respond differently, it starts with changing your approach long before the bedroom.
You’re a few months, maybe even a year into marriage… and sex still hasn’t happened. If that’s your reality, you’re not alone, but it is something that needs to be addressed. Many couples quietly fall into patterns of avoidance after awkward or disappointing early attempts, slowly building a marriage without physical intimacy. The good news is this is fixable with the right mindset and intentional steps. Here’s how to move forward with clarity, confidence, and support.