New Course and Articles

For Couples
Written By James Walther, MA, ABS

Dear Friends,

Over the past few weeks, I have finally gotten around to finishing a slew of articles. For a teaser, the image above is from one of those articles. I have them scheduled to post at quasi-regular intervals for the next five months. We are in the process of overhauling our marketing strategies, so we may not be posting all of these articles on our social media accounts. If you want to keep up with these articles then please subscribe to our mailing list.

Here are some of the upcoming article titles:

  • Catholic Teaching on the Female Orgasm

  • Bad Sex

  • Best Basic Sex Positions (Techniques 101 Series)

  • Porn Sex vs. Marital Intercourse

  • The Art of the Thrust (Techniques 101 Series)

  • How Important is a Wife’s Sexual Satisfaction?

  • Hard Truths for Men About Women’s Experience of Sex

  • Stop Faking It

Inspired by Ellen Holloway, I have started drafting an Intimacy Course for Catholic Men. This course will cover Catholic teachings, biology, psychology, positions, techniques, etc. concerning the marital act. This course will also be announced through the mailing list sometime in the fall and a discount code will be offered exclusively to subscribers.

So be sure to sign up for the mailing list. May God bless you and your marriage.

In Christ Jesus,

James Walther, MA, ABS

James Walther, MA, ABS

James is a professional Catholic intimacy (relationship & sex) coach and theologian. He holds three degrees in theology from Holy Apostles College and Seminary and has done graduate studies in marriage and family therapy at Capella University. He is certified as an Apprentice in Sexology by the American Board of Sexology. His research interests include Catholic sexual ethics, the female orgasm, trauma, and the sacramentality of the minor orders. He is the translator of Yves Chiron’s Paul VI: The Divided Pope. He also serves in the Army National Guard.

https://linktr.ee/jamesbwalther
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