Why The Husband And Wife Should Be Similar To The Hand And The Eye According To St. John Chrysostom

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The husband and wife should be similar to the hand and the eye. When the hand hurts, the eyes should be crying. And when the eyes cry, the hand should wipe away the tears.

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