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Marriage Preparation

When Two Become One, is a marriage preparation seminar designed for couples getting married in the Catholic Church.

Covering a range of topics relevant to engaged couples, the seminar draws upon social research, Church teaching and the experience of married couples.
 
Run over two days, the seminar aims to provide participants with real-life tools and skills to use in their married life.

For more information, visit our marriage preparation page here.
 
 
 
 
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