A Singles Site that's Not a Dating Service

Well, now exactly.

"eHarmony.com" wants "to empower people with the knowledge and inspiration needed to grow and strengthen their most important relationships for a lifetime of happiness."

If you've been on Earth during the last year, you probably know about eHarmony.com.

What impressed me about eHarmony was that its ads specifically mentioned marriage as a possible outcome of using their service. Having lived in a culture where "meaningful relationships" with "significant others" were "long term" if they lasted more than a few months, eHarmony's approach stood out like a flare.

A Pretty Good Resource for Catholic Singles

Warning!

Catholic Content

If Catholics, Catholicism, Catholic beliefs, or the Catholic Church bother you, please do not follow these links. The following website is specifically Catholic.

"Ave Maria Singles"

"Faithful Single Catholics Meet and Marry at AveMariaSingles.com!"

"Welcome to Ave Maria Singles,
A service for marriage-minded Catholic singles
Integrity - Sacredness - Quality"

Ave Maria Singles isn't a dating service. "Ave Maria Singles™ pledges to offer a service solely dedicated to helping faithful, practicing Catholics find their future spouse and help them become a better follower of Christ."

They've got a decent selection of blogs, and articles like these"

• "Are You Suffering from Catherine of Alexandria Syndrome?"
  Patricia A. Wrona
• "The Great Trap "
  John
• "A General Theology of Marriage"
  Fr. Juan-Diego Brunetta, O.P., J.C.D.