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Question for Catholic Brides

taa674 Posted:

Question for Catholic Brides

Can anyone recommend a church in Nassau County that allows marriages when neither the bride or groom belong to the parish?

My FH and I both live in NJ but are getting married on LI. I'm not really thrilled with the church my parents below to.

Thanks!
csorisi Posted:

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You can try St. William the Abbot in Seaford--I think they will marry two people from another parish. 516-785-1266. Let me know if they do!

divabride Posted:

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Posted by csorisi

You can try St. William the Abbot in Seaford--I think they will marry two people from another parish. 516-785-1266. Let me know if they do!



That's too funny. I was just about to list this church. If you can, try to make an appointment with Father Steve. His is SOOO cool!!
Danielle2207 Posted:

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yes father steve is awesome. Father Bill is really good also. I made my communion at st. william and My confirmation at Maria Regina. Maria Regina is technically my parish and my FH parish is in W. Babylon. Father Bill is marrying us, no problem. I am sure they will do it.

nov2004bride Posted:

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We got married at St. Thomas the Apostle in West Hempstead with no problems. I'm not even Catholic It's a beautiful church and the longest aisle in the diocese.
Robin404 Posted:

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what part of Nassau are you looking for?

jspoons Posted:

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I agree about St. Thomas in W. Hempstead. They were really nice to us and the church is pretty also with a loooong aisle. I met with deacon Johnson.

csorisi Posted:

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Posted by divabride


Posted by csorisi

You can try St. William the Abbot in Seaford--I think they will marry two people from another parish. 516-785-1266. Let me know if they do!



That's too funny. I was just about to list this church. If you can, try to make an appointment with Father Steve. His is SOOO cool!!



That is who is marrying ME-so funny
megct Posted:

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You can try St. Rose of Lima Church in Massapequa.

junebride! Posted:

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Why aren't you getting married at Maria Regina, if you don't mind me asking....

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