Contradictory Advice From Priests

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CuriousInIL:
Mercygate

Thank you for your submission, but as I feared, talking about a particular question has led off of the issue. The question is not what constitutes “just reason.” The question is what is one to do with contradictory answers; for example, one priest definitievly says that concerns about the health of a baby due to the couple being older is a “just reason” and another just as definitiely says that it is not.

What does one do? Not which priest is right about that issue–my question is wht do you do after receiving such contradictory advice?
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In order for one to determine what to do with contradictory advice one would have to inform themselves on the topic. That means, as mercygate says, one would have to inform themselves as to what the Church intends by using the phrase just reasons. Only then may one determine which advice is correct and which is not.
 
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