1. Your family of origin is the family in which you have been raised.
1.1. Parents and siblings usually form one’s family of origin, but it may also include grandparents, extended family members, or others who have been a big part of one’s childhood.
1.1.1. Our families of origin also affect our spirituality. Growing up with a caring and loving father figure helps us relate to God the Father.
1.1.1.1. Family life has its own special mission within the Church.
2. Your family of origin is important because it forms who you are and how you relate to the world.
2.1. If parents show respect to their spouse and children, their children will naturally absorb and exhibit the same respectful attitude
2.1.1. Our families of origin also affect our spirituality. Growing up with a caring and loving father figure helps us relate to God the Father.
2.1.1.1. All families have flaws and weak points. Some families have more problems than others; occasionally families will have serious problems that may require outside intervention, such as counseling.
3. Your family of origin is important because it forms who you are and how you relate to the world
3.1. household rules have the potential to influence what kind of adults children will become.
3.1.1. no family is perfect. All families have flaws and weak points. Some families have more problems than others; occasionally families will have serious problems that may require outside intervention, such as counseling.
3.1.1.1. The family has the mission to become more and more what it is, that is to say, a community of life and love.