
Originally Posted by
lorraine
Baron, I'm married, sometimes the longer your married, the longer you take each other for granted, sometimes you meet your perfect match, you wake up in the morning and look at your partner and think, at any age, and say, wow, she's mine, or he's mine, isn't she or he wonderful, and that is fantastic, and that is the most wonderful thing on earth, but we are all different, it is not everyday that you meet too people who love each other throughout, I consider myself fortunate, I watched it, seen it, don't get me wrong, in there younger days they had tiffs, but they loved each other, not themselves, they loved each other, their children, family and friends, obviously in different ways, and it did reach other people and the family.
However you are talking in general, how many people have been turned away from the church, with a lecture when they want to get married, this is before mass immigration?
You see, when the church turned their back, the people turned their back too, it stands to reason, you don't turn your back, there is nothing better than a welcome, my mother and father always welcomed people into their home, mind you, the people did not come wanting, so forget mass immigration, we are talking about marriage, and from the welcome they received they came back and their children came back. It was something the church didn't think about, because a welcome is what brings people.
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