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   Can a Catholic attend a non-Catholic wedding?

   • However, if there is a communion service at the ceremony, Catholics may not receive communion in a non-Catholic ceremony. Under this category we can also consider Catholics attending weddings of any non-Catholic in any non-Catholic ceremony: Catholics may attend in good conscience if the spouses are free to marry — that is, not already married.

   May I Attend the Wedding? Guidelines for Catholic Guests

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   Can a Catholic marry a non-Catholic?

   • By some accounts, nearly half of all Catholics today marry a non-Catholic. The good news is that the Church is dedicated to helping these couples have strong, faith-filled marriages, beginning with a ceremony that reflects their commitment to God and to each other. There are special considerations for Catholics who are marrying non-Catholics.

   My fiancé isn’t Catholic. Can I still be married in a Catholic church?

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   Is a wedding between a Catholic and a non-Christian a valid bond?

   • According to the Canon Law of the Church, a wedding between a Catholic and a non-Christian can be a valid bond if the couple obtains from the Catholic spouse’s bishop a “Dispensation” due to the “Disparity of Cult”.

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   Can a Catholic minister attend a wedding?

   • • You may have your marriage witnessed by a Catholic priest or deacon with or without Mass and invite another Christian minister to participate in the wedding by reading one of the Scriptures or offering prayers and blessings. Your Catholic presider will need to obtain permission from his bishop to extend such an invitation.

   Catholic Wedding Help: What if one of us is not Catholic?

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   By some accounts, nearly half of all Catholics today marry a non-Catholic. The good news is that the Church is dedicated to helping these couples have strong, faith-filled marriages, beginning with a ceremony that reflects their commitment to God and to each other. There are special considerations for Catholics who are marrying non-Catholics.

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   May 5, 2024 · Case 1 also includes non-Catholics who marry a Catholic in a Catholic Church. All are free to attend. Case 2: “Catholic wedding in a non-Catholic setting.” Valid. All Catholics may attend, but with reservations. Fulfills natural law and canon law.

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   Aug 2, 2022 · The general norm is that Catholics should not attend the weddings of Catholics held outside of the Church or weddings that are invalid due to other factors, such as a same-sex “wedding” or a “wedding” where one or both of the spouses has been married before and do not have a decree of nullity.

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   According to Canon Law 1125, three conditions are need for granting this permission: 1) The Catholic party must declare he or she intends to remain Catholic and promises to baptize and raise all offspring in the Catholic Church; 2) the non-Catholic party is fully informed of the promises made by the Catholic party and the related obligations ...

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   Answer: As a general principle, yes, Catholics may attend the weddings of non-Catholic Christians. But there are so many variables to individual situations that I recommend you read an article I wrote on the issue, To Attend or Not to Attend, for more information.

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   The most common is when a permission for mixed religion (to marry a baptized non-Catholic) and a dispensation from canonical form is granted by the bishop of the Catholic party: then he or she may marry before a non-Catholic minister in the church of the non-Catholic party.

9. archsa.org › marriage-faqsFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT MARRIAGE IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH

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   According to the Canon Law of the Church, a wedding between a Catholic and a non-Christian can be a valid bond if the couple obtains from the Catholic spouse’s bishop a “Dispensation” due to the “Disparity of Cult”.