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“Anger is a poison,” this article says. If a husband and a wife are angry with each other a lot, it destroys the relationship.
If you are angry over little, trifling things, you should decide if it is worth getting angry about, the priest, marriage-counselor who speaks in this article says. Anger may sometimes be righteous, he says. But often it becomes sinful, involves a desire for revenge. It is important to express it in an effective, positive way, he explains, speaking about how to do this.
see cal-catholic.com/?p=21867
If you are angry over little, trifling things, you should decide if it is worth getting angry about, the priest, marriage-counselor who speaks in this article says. Anger may sometimes be righteous, he says. But often it becomes sinful, involves a desire for revenge. It is important to express it in an effective, positive way, he explains, speaking about how to do this.
see cal-catholic.com/?p=21867