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Explores the annulment process in the Catholic Church and answers some common questions about it. ... Nevertheless, persons pondering the Catholic annulment process do often express this concern about the legitimacy of the children after that procedure. It’s a persistent rumor.
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www.americancatholic.org/newsletters/cu/ac1002.asp
www.americancatholic.org/newsletters/cu/ac1002.asp
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Many Catholics, and others as well, are often confused about the Catholic Annulment Process. Specifically, the questions often have to do with the "whys" and "hows" of an annulment. This article will attempt to answer some of those questions and will also provide an e-mail link if you have further questions.
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www.stphilipbenizi.org/articles/annulment.htm
www.stphilipbenizi.org/articles/annulment.htm
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Members of the Catholic Church, however, are bound to have their marriage recognized by the Church. This is why members of other churches must often go through an annulment process before they can marry someone in the Catholic Church.
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www.stcdio.org/annulment.htm
www.stcdio.org/annulment.htm
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The process of obtaining a Church Annulment: A Way to Peace. ... The annulment process looks at those reasons and tries to determine if there were signs of them from the beginning. The Catholic Church expects certain qualities and capabilities to be present in those getting married.
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frpat.com/annulments.htm
frpat.com/annulments.htm
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A person may seek an annulment in the tribunal of a Catholic diocese within whose boundaries the marriage took place, the tribunal of ... Many have already received justice through this process. At times, people express the fear of reopening old wounds and hurts by going through a church process of nullity or dissolution.
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www.stpaulsprinceton.org/Pages_2nd/Ministry_Annul.htm
www.stpaulsprinceton.org/Pages_2nd/Ministry_Annul.htm
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This is not Catholic divorce; it is marriage annulment, and it is one of the Catholic Church's pastoral responses to those who find themselves in difficult marital situations ... What should I do to start an annulment process?
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www.rcsouthwark.co.uk/nullity.html
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roughly 57,000 last year alone —- has also led many theologians to question whether the Catholic Church is truly protecting its marriage sacrament. In many cases, the process has become cruel, dishonest and misguided, ... Such an approach may not be perfect, but it’s preferable to the sham of easy annulment.
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www.projo.com/opinion/contributors/content/CT_kennedy31...
www.projo.com/opinion/contributors/content/CT_kennedy31_10-31-08_S5C23PD_v7.1e645ed.html
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We urge you to contact your pastor or a Church pastoral minister and investigate whether your previous marriage might be declared null. You should also educate yourself about the annulment process, annulment law and policies. ... Questions and Answers about the Catholic Annulment Process...
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www.idotaketwo.com/christian_remarriage.html
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How To Obtain an Annulment Through The Catholic Church ... Yes, the Church requires that the former spouse be notified that the annulment process has begun and to offer him/her the opportunity to make a response. Your ex spouse will be sent a letter explaining the process that was initiated.
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divorcesupport.about.com/od/alternativestodivorce/ht/an...
divorcesupport.about.com/od/alternativestodivorce/ht/annulment.htm
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