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To: ebb tide

When I’m talking about streamlining procedures I am talking about 6 months to a year to finalize an annulment, the length of time the priest told me and wife it was going to take when she put in for hers. It took almost two years. All it was was red-tape. I am not talking about the requirements of the annulment process.


36 posted on 02/21/2014 5:50:29 PM PST by NKP_Vet ("I never went to college, I was too busy learning stuff!" ~ Ted Nugent)
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To: NKP_Vet

It sounds like you think all requests for annulments should be granted; and granted quickly. Is that correct?

Otherwise, wouldn’t you agree that the Church take Her time in declaring marriages to be null? How would you like it if your wife, at her request, was granted an annulment and you were out on the street in six months?


48 posted on 02/21/2014 6:49:14 PM PST by ebb tide
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To: NKP_Vet
When I’m talking about streamlining procedures I am talking about 6 months to a year to finalize an annulment, the length of time the priest told me and wife it was going to take when she put in for hers. It took almost two years. All it was was red-tape.

Were you and your wife "married" before she received her annulment? If so, I'll better understand your position, i.e. "we couldn't wait".

56 posted on 02/21/2014 7:32:11 PM PST by ebb tide
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