[Talking_Mouse]

13. It is permissible to omit the Creed on a Sunday or solemnity if the priest chooses to do so.

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Several Times during Saturday vigil Mass instead of the Creed we have had people renewing their wedding vows. Each time the priest (same one -- he says he loves weddings) explains that this is licit because it is a sacrament. I am confused, is he mistaken or am I not reading the question correctly?

[ichabod1]

He is MISTAKEN. They can renew their vows all they want but like Baptism, Holy Matrimony can only happen one time with one spouse.

[FourtySeven]

I have a similar question about that too. During our Saturday Vigil Mass, it is common to have baptisms in the Mass itself (instead of a separate practice).

Is this bad?

If it's not, I guess it's still bad that we substitute the Creed for the Baptismal promises, since the answer to that question above (about omitting the Creed) seems pretty absolute.

Anyone know?

[SoothingDave]

Several Times during Saturday vigil Mass instead of the Creed we have had people renewing their wedding vows. Each time the priest (same one -- he says he loves weddings) explains that this is licit because it is a sacrament. I am confused, is he mistaken or am I not reading the question correctly?

Is there a renewal of baptismal promises, which the congregation is asked to participate?