Married Couples - Forever After | Catholic Military Ordinariate of Australia

Forever After - Married Couples

Whether you’re newlywed, or in a struggling marriage, our information for couples is a game changer no matter the marriage situation! Discover the riches and beauty of this Holy Sacrament.

"Treat your significant other the way you would want to be treated. Be the person you would want to be married to."

Wellness Retreats and Programs

Revitalise your Spark - Catholic Intimacy

Restart your life, begin a new one, find the joys and meaning of life, and experience the totality of Christ’s promises through one of our spiritual programs focused on the healing of oneself, marriages, and on the healing of the family while growing in spirituality with Christ through intimacy.

the marital act

Relax, Reconcile, and Laugh at Home

#1 program used by the US Military

Marriage expert Mark Gungor explores the differences between men and women or what he calls, "The Laws of Relational Physics". Specifically, how men and women are wired differently.

Mark Gungor "Laugh Your Way To A Better Marriage: A Tale Of 2 Brains" | FULL STANDUP COMEDY SPECIAL (youtube.com)

the tale of two brains

Unplug - Wellness Retreats around Australia

Carefully hand-picked the best wellness retreats, walks, spa experiences and more to suit every style of Traveller and every budget

Note: These are not Catholic retreats

wellness retreats non religious

How do we forgive when we have been hurt?

For some people, their marriage is a source of joy and happiness. For others, the relationship they have with their spouse brings about feelings of emotional hurt and pain.

If your marriage hurts you emotionally and you want to save it, it can be helpful to understand what's behind the hurt and how it impacts your life.

Below is a link to guide you toward a better understanding of one another, to release our loneliness so we can heal with forgiveness.

Feeling Safe at Home

Well Mind, Well Relationship

Being unforgiving takes a physical and mental toll. Resentment gains momentum and chips away at the foundation of your well-being and relationship.

Health experts report that the act of forgiveness can reduce the risk of heart attack, lower cholesterol levels, improve sleep, reduce pain, lower blood pressure, anxiety, depression, and stress.

Well Mind

Being surrounded by people you trust and having supportive friends and family are all strongly linked with wellbeing. Having healthy and respectful relationships can help you to feel safe and valued. If something is feeling not quite right in your relationship with a loved one, or you begin to feel unsafe, it’s important to reach out for help.