It is Friday night and 30 married couples have arrived at the Ramada Inn in Woburn, Mass., where they will spend the weekend without looking at a clock, phoning the baby sitter back home, watching TV, or even stepping outside the motel. Under the guidance of three couples who have gone to similar weekend sessions and with the help of a Roman Catholic priest, the 60 men and women will spend 44 hours quizzing themselves and each other about their relationships. Most of them are there because they want their marriages to be better or because friends who have undergone Marriage...
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