Finding the Hidden Power of the Sacrament of Marriage

Great marriages aren’t built by standing still; they thrive when you discover new depths together. If you’re looking for a fresh spark, curious about a new perspective, or simply want to growth in your relationship, this one-day Marriage Enrichment Summit, “Finding the Hidden Power of the Sacrament of Marriage,” will help you unlock the beauty and depth of the sacrament you may have never fully explored.

Saturday, Feb. 13, 2027 - 9a.m. -  4p.m.

The day includes talks from Catholic authors Mary Stanford and Kevin Wells (with his wife Krista), Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, and Praise and Worship music. Confessions also will be available. Your attendance includes a free book of your choice from one of our authors.

Talks will be centered around the following topics:

• The union between husband and wife in holy matrimony as it relates to Christ and His Church.

• What ‘obedience’ in marriage really means and why you want to live it.

• How the Holy Spirit allows our individual weaknesses and shortcomings to activate our spouse’s strengths and provides grace when it is most needed.

• Hear a real-life testimony of intense struggle and redemption in marriage.

No forced group sharing or public speaking required—just a day focused entirely on the two of you and growing your relationship, no matter where you find yourself.

Discover how true sacramental grace can come alive in your marriage.

• Saturday, Feb. 13

• 9a.m. - 4p.m.

• $100 per couple

• Continental breakfast and boxed lunch included.

Meet Our Speakers

Mary Stanford
Mary is an adjunct professor at Christendom University and author of The Obedience Paradox, which illuminates the relationship between husband and wife in marriage as an image of Christ's relationship to the Church.

Kevin Wells
Kevin is a well-known author of several Catholic books including The Hermit: The Priest Who Saved a Soul, a Marriage, and a Family, which highlights Kevin’s honest tale of inner crisis and hope-filled resurrection, offering a penetrating exploration of the sacramental grace of marriage and the mysterious movement of God in dry, lonely places.