[Canticle_of_Deborah]

I understand what you are saying but that is still the Catholic concept of marriage. Non-Catholics might accept all or part of those ideas but among other faiths divorce is still acceptable (although not favorable). This is the part I do not understand. A non-Catholic would not necessarily form a marriage of Catholic intention.

[dsc]

"A non-Catholic would not necessarily form a marriage of Catholic intention."

Marriages have been annulled because:

1.

"Did you intend to stay married until death?"
"No, I always had in my mind that if it didn't work out, I could get divorced."

2.

"Did you intend to have children?"
"Yes, but my wife lied to me. She knew she couldn't have children but told me she could."