The family, everyone says, is in a crisis in our time. If we examine the phenomenon as calmly as possible, we will realize that the crisis in the family begins with the abandonment of the related institutions, which are directly or indirectly related to it and support it.

We now know that in this depersonalization of family life, no one falls abruptly. It begins within the traditional family as a small decline, and over time, institutions transform into initially obligatory and later optional expressions.

Thus, institutions die within the family, but so does the family itself, succumbing to the only "happiness" that remains, found in television, hallucinogens, and perversions.

We have become intellectuals, and what our ancestors lived as self-evident now requires us to think about, and with this, we swim in an ocean of ambiguity and uncertainty.

Therefore, we must take things seriously and finally seek God's enlightenment to fulfill our duties correctly.