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Why Loving Your Children Is the Most Important Sacrifice — Even When Society Says Otherwise

18 min · 15 mei 2026
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Join Dr. Jennifer Roback-Morse as she delves into the heart of motherhood and its irreplaceable role in shaping society. Through personal stories and insightful analysis, discover why being present for your children is the ultimate achievement. Explore the cultural shifts challenging family values and learn how to stand firm in preserving the essence of motherhood and fatherhood. This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about defending the family and understanding the profound impact of parental love.

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