Marriage Week in Hungary - Now On Until 16 February
- 6 Feb 2025 11:04 AM
Marriage Week is being organised for the eighteenth time with the broad cooperation of Christian churches and civil organizations - the organisers announced to MTI on Wednesday about the series of events between February 9 and 16.
This year there will be almost 200 programs in more than 60 settlements, both here in Hungary and across the border.
The focus of the national series of events has now shifted to communication between spouses: how to develop honest and intimate communication so that differences, conflicts, and misunderstandings can be resolved and marriage becomes a developing and mutually satisfying relationship.
In Hungary, the motto of the week this year is: "talk for your marriage! ".
Through a nationwide movement itself called Marriage Week, organisers want to encourage couples to take an active role in renewing their relationships and deepening communication.
In addition to the lectures, this year they also created a relationship-building diary called 'Kapocs', in which those interested receive expert advice and conversation-building questions on twenty-one topics.
The constantly updated event calendar of the event series is available at www.hazassaghete.hu
The movement, which originated in Great Britain and is now present in more than twenty countries, aims to draw attention to the values of marriage, family, and relationships, as well as their conscious care, providing assistance to those preparing for marriage and those facing relationship problems.
Source:
MTI - The Hungarian News Agency, founded in 1881.
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