Due to their close connection with the individual's happiness and the good of the Church and society, marriage and family have always been at the centre of human affairs and have aroused the interest of scientists from various disciplines. Despite the apparent threats to the institutions of marriage and family in modern society, young generations still show interest in holy matrimony and in starting their own family. Moral content is an integral part of married and family life. This thesis is dedicated to the topic of marriage and family with the aim of better understanding and evaluating the subject matter within the framework of moral theology. The thesis consists of three chapters. The very fact that the biblical view of marriage and family is placed at the beginning of our thesis indicates that we primarily rely on the Bible for guidance and assistance in our exposition. In the first chapter, we consider key passages from the Old and New Testaments to understand the biblical vision of marriage and family, which remains an inexhaustible source and core bastion of today's church practice. The fulfillment of God's plan for marriage and family requires the study of the relationship between the church's view of marriage and family and the sociocultural context within which they are realised. A comprehensive discourse on marriage and family throughout the history of the social community is certainly an immense undertaking. In the second chapter, we try to shed light on the more prominent changes in the institutions of marriage and family through certain historical periods in chronological order. The last part of our thesis focuses on an overview of selected moral and pedagogical views on marriage and family. In the third chapter, we discuss married love as the one that gives full meaning to the union of husband and wife, the transmission of life as a natural requirement of married love which marks the role of the family as the basis of human society and the pedagogical task of the family as the art above all other arts which brings the procreative role to fullness and perfection.