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freaking out.... need a place for my ceremony
MRocc
Posted: Jul 26, 2001 09:32 AM+
freaking out.... need a place for my ceremony
well, this is my second posting...I am catholic and my fiance is jewish and we are desperately searching for a chapel to have our wedding- somewhere in queens or long island.CW Post is booked and the historical chapel was also a no! If I don't get married in a place of worship it won't be recognized by the church... Thank you all those who sent suggestions but please if anyone can HELP!! I am starting to FREAK!!
yabbobay
Posted: Jul 26, 2001 09:44 AM+

Posted: Jul 26, 2001 09:44 AM
freaking out.... need a place for my ceremony
ahh..sorry..didn't realize it needed to be in a place of worship...look up in the yellow pages for a unitarian church. My cousin (protestant) and her husband (jewish) did this...I think there might be one in nassau. I'll ask her.
Marnles
Posted: Jul 26, 2001 09:56 AM+

Posted: Jul 26, 2001 09:56 AM
freaking out.... need a place for my ceremony
What was wrong with the Historical Chapel? Was in booked?
Fran M
Posted: Jul 26, 2001 10:11 AM+

Posted: Jul 26, 2001 10:11 AM
freaking out.... need a place for my ceremony
I dont know anything about these listings, but Little Neck is on the Queens Nassau Boarder on the North Shore. Community Church of Little Neck 46-16 Litl Nek Parkway, Little Neck, NY 11362 (718) 229-2534 Zion Espiscopal Church Rectory 24301 Northern Boulevard, Little Neck, NY 11362 (718) 225-0466 Gospel Presbyterian Church of NY 25322 Northern Boulevard, Little Neck, NY 11362 (718) 423-8272 Good Luck
SusieQ
Posted: Jul 26, 2001 10:44 AM+
freaking out.... need a place for my ceremony
I don't think you're right about that. My sister is Catholic and her husband is Jewish and they got married at the reception hall. So have tons of my other friends. Look on the diocese of rockville centre's website...it's a written rule that they must allow interfaith marriages in the reception hall. Father Lisante is a really young, cool priest that specializes in Interfaith marriages. He personalizes ceremonies and is absolutely amazing. I'd contact him.
Kathi
Posted: Jul 26, 2001 11:43 AM+

Posted: Jul 26, 2001 11:43 AM
I`m Catholic, FI is Jewish...here's the answer
No need to 'freak out'. As Susie Q. said, you do not need to get married in a 'place of Worship' to have your marriage recognized by the Church. You DO need to get dispensation in two forms. 1) to marry a Non-Baptized person 2) to marry in a place other than the Church. I`m getting married at my reception hall. FYI Catholics are NOT permitted to marry outdoors. I got dispensation, and FI and I went to Interfaith Pre-Cana which is required. I actually called Fr. Lisante who was not available for my date but I got a wonderful Priest from a RC Church in Seaford who is co-officiating w/ a Rabbi. Go to your Priest (with FI) and start the dispensation process - it`s painless! :) Good luck!
LaurenDM
Posted: Jul 27, 2001 10:45 AM+

Posted: Jul 27, 2001 10:45 AM
I`m Catholic, FI is Jewish...here`s the answer
Kathi is right - you do not need to get married in a place of worship in order for it to be recognized by the Church. I'm Jewish and my now-husband is Catholic. We got married at our reception site (Crest Hollow), and all we needed was the two dispensations that Kathi mentioned. It went smoothly. And, just so you know, some priests will even marry you outdoors (ours would have, but it was raining, so we ended up indoors). It was beautiful. Good luck with all of your planning!!!
SusieQ
Posted: Jul 27, 2001 03:16 PM+
I`m Catholic, FI is Jewish...here`s the answer
Lauren, Who was the priest??? I've been trying to find a priest to bend the rules and marry me outside. I was told that any priest that would do that is 'shady.' these CATHOLIC RULES are driving me CRAZY@
LaurenDM
Posted: Jul 30, 2001 08:23 AM+

Posted: Jul 30, 2001 08:23 AM
I`m Catholic, FI is Jewish...here`s the answer
The priest was Father Donald Babinski, of Rockville Centre. His phone number is 516-352-2127. He was really sweet, and gentle. He had us write paragraphs about each other that we sent directly to him (and didn't show to each other), and then he read them during the ceremony. It was quite emotional!!!Welcome New Vendors
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