Second, Third Time Around?
Some years back a friend was filling for divorce. Having been married in the Catholic Church some family members, as you might imagine, were particularly nasty toward him and shunned him with the exception of his mother. She told him that Pearl Buck offered a good dose of sanity when she wrote that people should have three marriages (at different times, of course). One marriage for the child rearing years, a second for the mid-life cavorting years and a third for the graying years. The child rearing years are also a time of accumulating. A home, security, Higher education, set backs,...
Read MoreTestimonial and Comments
Hi Tom ~ We made it back to Texas, and yes, still happily married I truly wanted to Thank You again from the bottom of both our hearts. We look at the pictures and remember you and your wife so fondly. Your both wonderful people and you helped create the beginning of something wonderful!!! Always! Paula Chavez Like the old Paula, as the Apache Blessing says: “May your days be good and long on Earth.” I can’t begin to tell how deep my joy to have been a part of your new life. All the best to the four of you, Rowdy and Dusty. They’re great kids. Love and...
Read MoreChoices
The most difficult part of relationships is voluntary. We choose what worn out, moth-eaten garments we bring to a new relationship. Or we choose polished and refined jewels to bring to the Altar of Life.
Read MoreWhy celebrant?
The title “celebrant” is probably most familiar to to those with a Catholic or Anglican background where marriage is a holy sacrament, a right of passage. The coming together of two people with a heart felt commitment to walk the road of life together is a sacred event. While scriptures, poems and songs add beauty and depth to your ceremony
Read MoreBlog – coming soon!
Yes, we will be posting some things from Tom here in this blog area…please check back. Here’s a quote in the meantime… To get the full value of joy You must have someone to divide it with. ~ Mark Twain
Read MoreAbout Thomas Morin, Celebrant
Thomas Morin is an ordained minister (non-denominational) and licensed to perform weddings in Arkansas. Tom refers to himself as a 'celebrant' rather than officiant or minister. He is available to celebrate with you your special ceremonies of marriage, renewal of vows, holy union, hand-fasting and other rites of passage.