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To: Wyrd bið ful aræd; Salvation; All

2386 It can happen that one of the spouses is the innocent victim of a divorce decreed by civil law; this spouse therefore has not contravened the moral law. There is a considerable difference between a spouse who has sincerely tried to be faithful to the sacrament of marriage and is unjustly abandoned, and one who through his own grave fault destroys a canonically valid marriage


Suppose the unbaptized spouse in a canonically valid marriage “unjustly abandons” the baptized spouse and destroys the marriage? Would these be clear grounds for an annulment?


30 posted on 12/31/2013 7:07:46 AM PST by BlatherNaut
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To: BlatherNaut
I would suppose that a Church tribunal would consider such a situation grounds for an annulment, but it would depend on the particulars.

Problem #1 of course being, why is a Catholic marrying an unbaptized person in the first place.

33 posted on 12/31/2013 5:04:58 PM PST by Wyrd bið ful aræd (Gone Galt, 11/07/12----No king but Christ! Don't tread on me!)
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