i wanted to know if a non-catholic can get married in a catholic church, i go to church but i go to a different church, just needed informtion on this.thanks
MrsMagoo
Posted:
Member since
Re: church related question
As far as I know it's considered an interfaith marriage at the church, but technically by marrying in the catholic church - you are agreeing to raise your children catholic. Not that they are going to hunt you down, but just keep that in mind. Were you confirmed and baptized/christened in your church? You will just have to show that. I was baptized catholic but raise methodist - so I am considered a 'lapsed catholic'.
Hope that helps
RGV07
Posted:
Member since
Re: church related question
i was baptized , i actually attend ortodox church in yonkers but dont want my service tere, since my recepton is in long island.
jenafee
Posted:
Member since
Re: church related question
My cousin who is catholic married a man who isn't catholic and they did get married in a RC Church. They were married by a deacon.
Dnn518
Posted:
Member since
Re: church related question
We are getting married in a catholic church. I am catholic and my FH is jewish. We are getting married by a deacon.
RGV07
Posted:
Member since
Re: church related question
well the main reason it that my wedding guest lists is huge, and i am considering using a catholic church for my wedding, i wanted to know if it was posible for someone to have a wedding there if i am are not part of the parish or catholic.i do g to church, i will be using my own preist for the wedding.
