“After 35 years, what advice can I give about marriage? Make it your world, and make it for keeps.” – The Federalist, September 7, 2022

“While going through a few wedding photos, Maggie said he is ‘a good guy’ who treated her well and that the pair grew up in quality Christian homes, which is how she knew he was the one 70 years ago.” – The Maui Hawaii News, August 31, 2022

“We begin each day in prayer together, talking to the Lord, and that just really jumpstarts our day. Prayer is very important, and faith is what keeps us together and keeps us going – guides our path.” – Christian Headlines, August 10, 2022

“We maybe have had disagreements. But we’ve always worked them out,” Hubert said. “Our attitude has been that you don’t hurt the one you love. And if you have an issue or quarrel, take care of it, don’t let it grow, think it over, talk it out and solve the problem and go on with your life.” – World News Group, July 23, 2022

“Matt Feeney, author of the probing new book Little Platoons: A Defense of Family in a Competitive Age, finds a similar state of grace in the domestic life he shares with his wife, Juliet, and their three children. The family, he writes, is an “irreplaceable zone of human connections,” one that offers a distinctive experience of privacy, intimacy, and tribal solidarity in an atomistic, hyper-individualist culture.” – Institute for Family Studies, June 1, 2021

“The Fieldses built friendships with other church members, and as they grew in their faith, their marriage began to change.” – World News Group, April 24, 2021

“When lived with fidelity and perseverance,” marriage and family life “strengthens love and enables the vocation to holiness that is possessed by each individual person and expressed in conjugal and family relationships. In this sense, Christian family life is a vocation and a way to holiness, an expression of the ‘most attractive face of the church.'” – National Catholic Reporter, May 17, 2019