Attending non catholic weddings?

[Julianna]

Yes, it would be morally wrong. Ask yourself how does doing so prompt them to realize their error and return to the Catholic faith.

Come again?

 

[Julianna]

It sounds as though, if I am invited to a wedding ivolving a non-Catholic and a former Catholic, I might, along with my RSVP, need to present the former Catholic with a form letter to the bishop, with a note that ‘I can attend your wedding, if you’ll just sign this letter formally rejecting the Catholic faith and mail it to the bishop.’

Thank for pointing out the ridiculas. I hope the OP now has the capicity to think for himself.

And Doxie…you got it right…WTG

 

[Br.Rich_SFO]

It sounds as though, if I am invited to a wedding ivolving a non-Catholic and a former Catholic, I might, along with my RSVP, need to present the former Catholic with a form letter to the bishop, with a note that ‘I can attend your wedding, if you’ll just sign this letter formally rejecting the Catholic faith and mail it to the bishop.’

That would get the point across!