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To: Mary Kochan

Question Mary — I heard that now, while the Church allows a Catholic marriage ceremony between a Catholic and non-Catholic (as it always has), it now does not allow a Catholic mass. Is that true? Do you know the reasons for this?


3 posted on 04/28/2011 8:06:56 AM PDT by Cronos
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To: Cronos

I had not heard that.


5 posted on 04/28/2011 8:12:18 AM PDT by Mary Kochan (http://www.catholiclane.com)
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To: Cronos

I married a Catholic, I’m not Catholic. I don’t know for sure if they would have allowed a mass but I didn’t want one since it wasn’t going to be a symbol of unity but division. I’d say if there’s an outright ban that would be why.


6 posted on 04/28/2011 8:14:25 AM PDT by JenB
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To: Cronos
"it now does not allow a Catholic mass"

Just the oposite. They only started having Mass for marriage between C and non-C in the '60s.

8 posted on 04/28/2011 8:18:59 AM PDT by cotton
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To: Cronos

As far as I know this has always been the case. I married my bride in 1980 and it was the case then.

Mel


9 posted on 04/28/2011 8:19:16 AM PDT by melsec
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To: Cronos

That’s not the case.

http://www.ewtn.com/expert/answers/nuptial_mass.htm


21 posted on 04/28/2011 12:41:46 PM PDT by mockingbyrd
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