Will God bring me a husband?

[AdamP88]

And btw, you don’t necessarily need to date a catholic.

Well…that depends on what you want in a spouse. It is better to date someone with the same faith and values as you. Even marriage breakup statistics bear that out.

 

[JimG]

I hope you find a husband. It seems harder now than in the past to find a spouse. Relations between the sexes are not good and career is overemphasized. I’ll pray that it happens for you.

 

[AdamP88]

True, but if you are a faithful catholic man and she is a faithful catholic woman, relations between the sexes shouldn’t be an issue and it should remove a lot of the values battles that can occur when spouses come from different faith backgrounds.

The problem is finding someone who is as catholic as you’d like them to be.

 

[TheLittleLady]

As in the idea there is one specific person set for you to marry and God will allow him to turn up on your doorstep? No.

If you mean providing you with opportunities to meet Catholic men, sure! Do you attend this event?

http://www.sydneycatholicyouth.org/catholic-singles-conference/

 

[pianistclare]

God will lead a good spouse into your life, but YOU must cooperate with God’s will.
By this I mean:
don’t stop praying for your future husband
stay faithful to the Church and receive Sacraments frequently and worthily,
and lastly…
relax.
All in good time.
(A novena to St Joseph couldn’t hurt either).

Also, read the story of Rebecca and Isaac i for inspiration.

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