Building Hope Into Our Family – Is just about that – Bringing HopeWhen our understanding grows – we grow. We are better equipped to engage and deal with real life. This is good for us and for all others engaged with us in life. Life can be an exciting adventure…
What became abundantly clear as we engaged in the creation of this series of programmes with Stuy Wilson of ZestLife Therapeutic Services – was that being proactive and affirming in our attitude to life, has profound and long lasting impact upon our current life and upon the outcomes of our…
In these Programmes – Our main guest is Katharine Hill the UK Director for Care For The Family based in Cardiff in Wales – an author and well known personality in relation to caring for the family. Katharine has featured in other series of Programmes featured on Family.ie She was…
Life has been changing – fast, and the 21st Century has brought a more rapid pace of change than ever experienced in our lifetimes up to this. We need to adjust and cope with these changes. This is a summary of the content of the six programmes In Episode 1…
All of us want to build our lives and our future upon solid ground, not sinking sand.Family is a cornerstone of our life. We are blessed if we are raised by a caring and nurturing mother and father, and research and plenty of evidence shows us that if we have…
In this section you will find our Podcasts relating to ProLife issues and challenges in our society. Read more in our ProLife Blog.
by Tracy Crump My husband, Stan, was just 7 months old when his dad died, and his mother never remarried. I have often wondered, How did Stan learn to be such a good father to our two sons? While a mother’s love is invaluable, boys need men to teach them to be…
It’s not easy, as a single parent, to learn to trust again. If you feel you have been rejected by your partner, you can feel pain almost beyond description. The pain of that broken relationship might leave you thinking, ‘never again.’ It simply hurts too much. It rocks your self-worth,…
As we entered the one-room country church, my dad reached to steady my mum. The explosion of colour, the thick scent of lilies and the face of my grandfather in a bronze casket had knocked her off balance. At 9 years of age, I was too young to fully understand…
by Letitia Suk Three weeks and two days before Christmas and the heated discussion among my four children is not about which video games they want for Christmas but whose turn it is to light the candle at family Advent. It’s the first week of Advent season, the observance of…
