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Of Sound Mind and Spirit - Podcast for Catholic Women

009. Don't Forget to Woo!

Of Sound Mind and Spirit - Podcast for Catholic Women

Whether you’re been married for five or twenty-five years, taking time to "woo" (or date) your spouse sets the stage for a fantastic relationship where each person feels loved, supported, and secure. Snippet from the Show: "It’s a mind shift of having to place your marriage above all of your children’s commitments or what’s going on in life, and really make the effort to date." - Lisa Quotes: The greatest gift a father can give his children is to love their mother. (Unknown) The greater the friendship, the more solid and long-lasting the marriage will be, as we are united not only in flesh but in domestic activity. - St. Thomas Aquinas “Love should be seen as something which in a sense never ‘is’ but is always only ‘becoming,’ and what it becomes depends upon the contribution of both persons and the depth of their commitment.” – St. Pope John Paul II A cord of three strands is not quickly broken. - Ecclesiastes 4:12 Read More! The Importance of Dating Your Spouse…Even After 20 Years We want to know! Are you still wooing? How has dating your spouse benefited your marriage? Thank you for listening to this episode. We invite you to subscribe to our email list HERE to be notified weekly of new episodes and content. We'd love to hear from you!   Email us at ⁠soundmindandspirit@gmail.com⁠ Visit our webpage at ⁠Of Sound Mind and Spirit

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Of Sound Mind and Spirit is a Catholic podcast for women navigating mid-life and seasons of change. Hosted by two sisters, Lisa Henley Jones and Shelly Henley Kelly, we share honest conversations, practical faith, and spiritual formation to help you grow deeper in your relationship with God. If you’re asking “What now, Lord?” and longing for clarity, purpose, and a deeper prayer life, this space is for you. Grow in faith, trust God more fully, and walk with purpose in every season.