Maureen Dowd, a Catholic Priest, and Marriage: It’s.
Maureen Dowd (yes, that Maureen Dowd) has a column today which is essentially a long quote from a 79-year-old, Australian-born New Jersey priest on how women should judge whether a man would make “An Ideal Husband”. While some of the advice is sound, some of Father Pat Connor’s snark is a bit off-putting, e.g. calling St. Paul a mysognist; is Father just pandering to his audience?
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Last summer Maureen Dowd wrote a column titled “An Ideal Husband,” featuring love advice from Fr. Pat Connor, a 79-year-old Catholic priest based in Bordentown, N.J., who has spent his celibate life mulling what it takes to achieve marital bliss.
Maureen Dowd discusses the lecture that Father Pat Conner, a Catholic priest from NJ, often gives to high school seniors. He describes the many struggles and difficulties people often find in relationships such as family differences, appearance, sense of humor, and how people often search for a person who has all of the ideal qualities they hope for the perfect spouse to have.
Love and relationship advice for women who are single, dating, married, living together or breaking up.
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In “An Ideal Husband,” Maureen Dowd offers Father Pat Connor’s “mostly common sense” view of the negative character traits that young women should avoid in a prospective husband: abusiveness, drunkenness, financial irresponsibility and sociopathic tendencies.
It wasn't really that stringent. I think 1100 was the combined math and verbal SAT requirement. Can't remember GPA requirement (I was a solid A- student from a good private school). We did not need to write an essay and extracurriculars weren't even a consideration. Guilfoyle is five years younger and back then she could have used minority.
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