Uploaded December 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Dear marriage supporter,
Welcome to the second of our two videos looking back at some C4M interviews over the past year. You can watch here.
Dr Pat Fagan told us that data overwhelmingly shows on every single measure that children do best in a married biological family. No-fault divorce, he said, is a travesty of justice. We need a bottom-up approach to restoring marriage, he concluded: parents need to take care of their marriage and raise their kids to take care of their own marriages.
Ann Widdecombe argued that once you redefine marriage there’s no way you can stop it from being redefined again. The rise of the trans lobby and abandonment of terms like mother and father, Ann felt, were predictable outcomes of the legal change. People need to gently say what they think. The law is on our side, and we’re the only people who can change things.
Scott Hahn said the state takes an interest in marriage because it contributes to the common good in an extraordinary way. The single most important thing you can do to advance our society and preserve civilisation, he said, is simply to go home, enjoy the friendship of your spouse, and fulfil the commitments that you made.
We’re very grateful for the wonderful individuals who have contributed to interviews on our channel. We would encourage you to browse the complete list on our YouTube channel.
Thank you for your commitment to C4M and for your support with us of real marriage.
If you would like to support us financially, you can do so using the donate button via our website at
c4m.org.uk
Dr Tony Rucinski
facebook.com/coalition4marriage
Dear marriage supporter,
Welcome to the second of our two videos looking back at some C4M interviews over the past year. You can watch here.
Dr Pat Fagan told us that data overwhelmingly shows on every single measure that children do best in a married biological family. No-fault divorce, he said, is a travesty of justice. We need a bottom-up approach to restoring marriage, he concluded: parents need to take care of their marriage and raise their kids to take care of their own marriages.
Ann Widdecombe argued that once you redefine marriage there’s no way you can stop it from being redefined again. The rise of the trans lobby and abandonment of terms like mother and father, Ann felt, were predictable outcomes of the legal change. People need to gently say what they think. The law is on our side, and we’re the only people who can change things.
Scott Hahn said the state takes an interest in marriage because it contributes to the common good in an extraordinary way. The single most important thing you can do to advance our society and preserve civilisation, he said, is simply to go home, enjoy the friendship of your spouse, and fulfil the commitments that you made.
We’re very grateful for the wonderful individuals who have contributed to interviews on our channel. We would encourage you to browse the complete list on our YouTube channel.
Thank you for your commitment to C4M and for your support with us of real marriage.
If you would like to support us financially, you can do so using the donate button via our website at
c4m.org.uk
Dr Tony Rucinski
facebook.com/coalition4marriage
![Courage in the Classroom: Standing for Marriage- Eddie and Daniel Mihet Interview with Tony Rucinski
COURAGE IN THE CLASSROOM: EDDIE’S STAND FOR REAL MARRIAGE
Dear marriage supporter,
Eddie was just 14 when he made a stand in school for beliefs around man-woman marriage. This would lead to him having to leave the school after severe intimidation. His school’s initial response? He should simply ‘toughen up’. Eddie’s compelling account is both distressing and inspiring. You can watch my full interview with Eddie (now 17) and his father here.
Eddie’s refusal to endorse the notion that “a four-year-old” can “change their sex” marked the onset of his trials. What ensued was more than theoretical disagreements. Confrontations were fanned by school initiatives to “tackle homophobia”, turning so aggressive they “extended to my own [front] door”, recalls Eddie.
Reporting these events to the school produced little relief. Eddie was essentially advised to ‘toughen up’. Given the absence of support, and facing alarming threats to his safety, Eddie felt compelled to leave the educational institution.
Eddie’s story is more than a tale of persecution; it is a testament to the fortitude that family and faith can offer. It is a call to uphold our values around real marriage in a climate that is increasingly hostile to them. Eddie’s resilience serves as a reminder that, with conviction and family support, it is possible to stand against the tide. And it shows why it’s so important that C4M exists, to speak up for man-woman marriage.
Supporters of C4M understand that advocating for real marriage is not a matter of simple preference, ideology, or prejudice. Rather, it is grounded in empirical evidence as the cornerstone of a thriving society.
If you would like to support us financially, you can do so using the Donate button on our website at http://www.c4m.org.uk
Dr Tony Rucinski
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