In an effort to both better understand my fiancé and simply to learn more about Christianity, I am reading two books on Catholicism. I have to admit that I’ve been a bit ignorant when it comes to the majority of Catholic beliefs. Although I don’t fully understand everything (nor agree with everything), it has been fun searching passages and interpreting the Bible in different ways.
Also, as our wedding day rapidly approaches (June 14th), my fiancé and I have been diligently reading “Before You Say: I Do,” by H. Norman Wright. We each have a copy, so we’ve been exchanging ideas over the phone. We both feel it is important to discuss a lot of marital issues and challenges before they actually happen. Most people do lots of homework before making important decisions, so why not do the same when preparing for marriage?
Currently Reading:
Rome Sweet Home by Scott and Kimberly Hahn
Catholicism For Dummies by John Trigilio and Kenneth Brighenti
Before You Say “I Do” by H. Norman Wright
Bringing Down the House by Ben Mezrich
Thinking About:
Importance of Mental Preparation
How Inflation Changes Savings Rules
De-Stress in Mere Minutes
The Myth of More
Laughing About:
Darwin Awards Anyone?
Thursday, May 1, 2008
What I'm Doing 5.1.08
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2 comments:
Congratulations Brian! Your special wedding day is fastly approaching! I think it is so great that you and your fiance' are taking such great steps in preparing for your future endeavor. Marriage is extremely rewarding, but a lot of hard work. Good luck with all of the last minute preparations, and enjoy every minute. The days goes by so fast. Take Care!
Thanks for reading Clark!
-Brian
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