Getting Married In Catholic Church When One Partner Is Not Catholic
My future husband is Roman Catholic amd I have never been baptized in any religion and have never attended a church. I was brought up to beleive in Jesus and agree with everything that the Roman Catholics belive in. How can we get married in a Roman catholic church? Please fill me in with any option you can think of or share any advice you may think I would need to know.
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Fr. Anderson
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Jul 7, 2008, 2:39 PM
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Re: Getting Married In Catholic Church When One Partner Is Not Catholic
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The best thing to do since you have stated that you are in agreement with Catholic teaching is to speak with a local priest and begin the process of being recieved into the Catholic Church. Be sure to mention your upcoming wedding plans as that would be important. The RCIA process for marriage and inclusion is designed to help you not hinder you.
Getting Married In Catholic Church When One Partner Is Not Catholic
