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I was just wondering, would the church marry two people that neither of them have ever been married and the catholic man has no kids and the woman had a couple of kids but she had undergone tubal ligation?
 
I was just wondering, would the church marry two people that neither of them have ever been married and the catholic man has no kids and the woman had a couple of kids but she had undergone tubal ligation?
While a prior Christian marriage might be problematic, I don’t know why infertility would, assuming the other spouse is aware.
 
Neither being sterilized nor having children out of wedlock are impediments to marriage.
 
If you seek to make your marriage a sacrament in the Church they will want you to raise the Children Catholic. they are all about saving souls. 🙂
 
If you seek to make your marriage a sacrament in the Church they will want you to raise the Children Catholic. they are all about saving souls. 🙂
Regina, This statement is out of left field. It is neither the question asked, nor accurate regarding non-Catholic children from a previous relationship. The Church does not compel someone marrying a Catholic to raise their previous children as Catholics.
 
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