Wildcard SSL Certificates


  Overview | Diocesan Marriage Renewal | FFC | Retrouvaille | Marriage Encounter | REFOCCUS | Links
 


Marriage Encounter


The objective of a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend is to improve communication between husband and wife and to provide more insight into what prevents married couples from communicating more effectively.  The weekend also gives the couple a greater understanding of their Sacrament of Matrimony and how it affects others.  The weekend has helped thousands of couples all over the world since its inception in 1968.  This heartwarming experience builds on the love you have for each other.  It provides an opportunity for you to focus on your relationship and for you to explore new ways to love and care for each other.

 

Unique Experience

 

The Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend experience teaches a unique method of communication.  It is for couples with good marriages who want to enrich their relationship.  The weekend is a very private experience, there is no group sharing.  This life-giving experience is for all couples, whether you have been married a year or 50 years or more.

 

Weekend Flow

 

The weekend starts on Friday night at a local hotel and ends at 4:00 PM on Sunday afternoon.  The format of the weekend is a presentation by one of the three Presenting Teams and a Priest.  The presentations are shared experiences of the Presenting Couples and the Priest and how they use this communication technique and how it helps them communicate more effectively.  The presentations are exciting, meaningful and easy to relate to.  At the end of every presentation a question is given to reflect on as it relates to your own relationship.  There are no right or wrong answers, the questions are posed in a way to help discover more about yourselves and each other.  Each presentation is built on the other and the communication technique, called Dialogue, is used throughout the weekend, so that by the end of the weekend it becomes natural and easy for you to use.

 

Key Topics

 

Some of the key topics covered are the importance of feelings in our day-to-day communication and getting to know more about ourselves, our personality styles and our behaviors and how they affect our communication and relationship.  Other presentations include how we were subtly trained by what we saw in the marriages of our parents and other members of our family and how, because of this training, we came into our own marriage with many expectations.  When these expectations are not met we become disappointed in our disappointment we tend to compensate by getting involved in other activities, which lessens the time we have for each other.  You will learn about areas in your marriage that many often avoid, which, over time, cause more distance in your relationship.  There is a presentation on listening and how to identify obstacles to listening and how to listen with your hearts.  You will learn what God wants for us in our relationship and what the true meaning of our Sacrament of Matrimony is.  There is a talk about the importance of trust in your relationship and how to understand the depth of your love for one another.  To help keep your relationship a priority, you will be given five tools on the weekend.  These five tools help integrate all that you learn on the weekend into your everyday lives.

You deserve to experience a weekend that you will treasure the rest of your lives.  Join the thousands all over the world that have experienced Worldwide Marriage Encounter.

Please sign up today for the wonderful and enlightening experience of a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend!


 

For a list of dates and to register on-line, go to http://jaxwwme.com/ or call 800-923-WWME (9963)



    

"[Love] bears all things, believes
all things, hopes
all things, endures all things."


1 Corinthians 13:7




  
 
2577 Park Street    
   Jacksonville, FL 32204    
   Phone (904) 308-7474    
Copyright © 2007 Diocesan Center for Family Life                                                                                             Fax (904) 308-4087
    


                                            Diocese of St. Augustine