ICCFM TENTH WORLD ASSEMBLY RESOLUTIONS
July 2007
(in summary form)

Living in a challenging society, in which the cultural, economic and social changes of our times do not always present the family in a positive way, we, Christian married couples, believe that “The Legacy of our Lady of Fatima”, Queen of the Family, to the family today is:

1. To understand that we are a gift to each other and to our family, particularly through the daily sacrifice of ourselves;
2. To live our daily spiritual life as a couple in a profound and coherent way, in union with the ministers of the Church, through the participation in the Sacraments, the listening to and the contemplation of the Word of God and the practice of the Rosary;
3. To transmit, as missionaries, in an interactive way, to our children, young people, other married couples, single mothers and fathers, widows and widowers, the richness and the beauty of conjugal love, and to accompany young couples in their marriage journey with an open mind of inter-religious dialogue;
4. To support and heal in a curative and restorative way, with the light of Christ and the help of our Lady, our Mother, the wounds and sufferings which many families, including the migrants, are enduring.

In conclusion, we hope that opinion, economic, religious and political leaders of the entire world take practical actions in favour of the dignity of life, the family and the fundamental human rights.

ICCFM NINTH WORLD ASSEMBLY RESOLUTIONS
July 2004
(in summary form)

1. We resolve to promote the vision, values, and virtues of Christian marriage and family through prayer: in the family (e.g. meal prayers, Bible study, at family rituals, etc.), in the Church (e.g. at liturgical celebrations, organizational meetings, etc.), and in society (e.g. at civil functions, public gatherings, etc.).

2. We resolve to promote the vision, values, and virtues of Christian marriage and family through action: in the family (e.g. family meals, family meetings, family outreach, family education, etc.), in the Church (e.g. programs, liturgies, retreats, CFM, etc.), and in society (e.g. dialogue with government representatives on issues such as war and peace, housing, health care, domestic violence, and the dignity of life, etc.).

ICCFM EIGHTH WORLD ASSEMBLY RESOLUTIONS
July 2001
(in summary form)

1. That the ICCFM promote, establish and emphasize every man's right to education, so that all may participate fully in the life of faith, in the growth of the family, and in the civic and social structure of the community.

2. That the ICCFM raise awareness in its members to observe what is happening in the world, make judgments and decide actions that will improve the quality of life of all, especially the most disadvantaged, and become a force for change that reflects the Gospel values.

3. That regional formation schools to train CFM members be established.

4. That the ICCFM promote unity in the CFM and help restore and activate its internal and external solidarity.