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To: wideawake
Correct. All marriages can be valid, because of the state. But to be licit, it has to be witnessed by the Church. I married a Protestant in the Catholic Church. We went to the Pre-Cana. My husband had been Baptized and Confirmed so the consent was automatic pretty much.

Just as an aside, we (my priest felt strongly about this issue) had a wedding ceremony in the Church. We did not have a wedding Mass, as that leaves the non-Catholic spouse out of half the ceremony. Which is not the best way to start a marriage.

12 posted on 06/20/2014 6:52:40 AM PDT by defconw (LUTFA!)
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To: defconw

Has your husband since converted? Many do.


14 posted on 06/20/2014 6:56:53 AM PDT by Salvation ("With God all things are possible." Matthew 19:26)
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