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For Your Marriage
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A woman in Los Angeles answers the question ‘what have you done for your marriage today’ in one of the Catholic Communication Campaign’s “For Your Marriage” television messages.  Download
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One of the billboards seen in the Catholic Communication Campaign’s “For Your Marriage” television messages. Download |
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A young couple in Texas answer the question ‘what have you done for your marriage today’ in one of the Catholic Communication Campaign’s “For Your Marriage” television messages. Download |
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Official logo for the USCCB’s “For your Marriage” multimedia campaign, made possible by the Catholic Communication Campaign. Download |
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This graphic shows the home page design for the USCCB’s www.foryourmarriage.org Web site, made possible by the Catholic Communication Campaign. Download |
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A bus shelter sign seen in the Catholic Communication Campaign’s “For Your Marriage” television messages. Download |
Palabras de Mamå (Mother's Words)
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In the Spanish “Palabras de Mamå" CCC TV ad, a young girl is tossed out of her house by her father for her involvement in a gang, but eventually returns to the warmth of her family because of the parting words of her mother: “I will always love you.” The Catholic Communication Campaign has taken on challenging issues of love, turmoil and struggle where love and Christian charity are triumphant. Download |
El Boxeador (The Boxer)
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An ex-con learns how to box in jail and now helps youth at risk, even when they had attempted to steal his own truck. This is a scene from the production of “El boxeador” (The Boxer), one of the Catholic Communication Campaign’s recent television spots in Spanish demonstrating the triumph of good over evil. Download |
La Muñeca (The Doll)
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A family loses all in a tornado and struggles with anger and desperation, but Christian values triumph when a caring neighbor offers to help. This scene is from one of the many TV spots produced in Spanish. It demonstrates how the Catholic Communication Campaign has taken on challenging issues of everyday life where love and Christian charity are exemplified. Download |
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A family loses all in a tornado and struggles with anger and desperation, but Christian values triumph when a caring neighbor offers to help. This scene is from one of the many TV spots produced in Spanish. It demonstrates how the Catholic Communication Campaign has taken on challenging issues of everyday life where love and Christian charity are exemplified. Download |
We welcome your comments and suggestions for additional tools that would be helpful.
Thank you for your support of the CCC.
Mary Mencarini Campbell, Director of Promotions
USCCB Office of National Collections
mcampbell@usccb.org