ok, so if there's no general right to get married in a catholic church, on what grounds would they sue?
and the catholic church denied me the right to be married in one of their churches because
a: i was not catholic (my first wife was)
b: i refused to sign a vow to raise my children catholic
after pointing out some sciptures to him that he had, apparently, never seen, he got permission from his superior to perform the wedding.
You're not really that naive are you? Since when do people need grounds and standing and facts and logic when they have victim's rights and grievances.
and the catholic church denied me the right to be married in one of their churches because
a: i was not catholic (my first wife was)
b: i refused to sign a vow to raise my children catholic
So then you should have walked away. You are betraying your own point here. You felt you were owed a Catholic wedding even though you didn't want to abide by their rules.
SD