Gregory K Popcak

For Better Forever (Revised, Expanded) Gregory K Popcak

Marc Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 237-238) and index. Contributor Bio:  Popcak, Gregory K Gregory Popcak is executive director of Pastoral Solutions Institute and the author of over a dozen popular books integrating Catholic theology and counseling psychology. He is an expert on the practical applications of the theology of the body. Popcak's books include For Better . . . Forever!, Holy Sex!, Parenting with Grace, Just Married, and Then Comes Baby. Popcak is a regular contributor to Catholic Digest, Family Foundations, and others. Since 2001, he and his wife and coauthor, Lisa Popcak, have hosted several nationally syndicated radio advice programs, including Heart, Mind and Strength, Fully Alive!, and, most recently, More2Life. They have also hosted two television series for EWTN: For Better . . . FOREVER and God Help Me! He serves as an adjunct professor for the sociology and graduate theology departments at the Franciscan University of Steubenville. He also serves as adjunct faculty for the Harold Abel School of the Behavioral Health at Capella University. Contributor Bio:  Popcak, Lisa Gregory Popcak is executive director of Pastoral Solutions Institute and the author of over a dozen popular books integrating Catholic theology and counseling psychology. He is an expert on the practical applications of the theology of the body. Popcak's books include For Better . . . Forever!, Holy Sex!, Parenting with Grace, Just Married, and Then Comes Baby. Popcak is a regular contributor to Catholic Digest, Family Foundations, and others. Since 2001, he and his wife and coauthor, Lisa Popcak, have hosted several nationally syndicated radio advice programs, including Heart, Mind and Strength, Fully Alive!, and, most recently, More2Life. They have also hosted two television series for EWTN: For Better . . . FOREVER and God Help Me! He serves as an adjunct professor for the sociology and graduate theology departments at the Franciscan University of Steubenville. He also serves as adjunct faculty for the Harold Abel School of the Behavioral Health at Capella University.