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To: Weiss White

a catholic cannot have a catholic ceremony if marrying a non catholic...

sometimes dual ceremonies are allowed, but they will not receive the blessing of the catholic church...


5 posted on 01/18/2013 4:10:31 AM PST by joe fonebone (The clueless... they walk among us, and they vote...)
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To: joe fonebone

Good luck with explaining that to my Catholic father and Presbyterian mother.


7 posted on 01/18/2013 4:24:48 AM PST by DuncanWaring (The Lord uses the good ones; the bad ones use the Lord.)
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To: joe fonebone; Weiss White; DuncanWaring

sorry, joe, you are wrong. Just in 2011 my wife and I organized my sister-in-law marrying a Buddhist (ok, pretty much a Japanese athiest). The Church both in Japan and here in Poland gave their blessings, the marriage is valid and the wedding was in Church with the Church blessing and the complete ceremony.


25 posted on 01/18/2013 5:46:29 AM PST by Cronos (Middle English prest, priest, Old English pruost, Late Latin presbyter, Latin presbuteros)
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To: joe fonebone

You wrote:

“a catholic cannot have a catholic ceremony if marrying a non catholic...”

Actually I think they can. They just can’t have a Mass. They can still have the marriage ceremony.


29 posted on 01/18/2013 6:43:35 AM PST by vladimir998
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