Could a divorced person remarry in the Catholic Church?

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hello, if you were married in the free presbyterian church does the Catholic church recognise this as a sacrament and if it does not does that mean in the eyes of God you are not married and therefore could you remarry a catholic in a catholic church. thank-you.
 
Ashley,

You did not mention if you or your previous spouse were Catholic, nor if either of you were baptized, which are important details. These links should give you enough information to have a discussion with your RCIA director or parish priest about your own situation. If you have any further questions or concerns that are not answered by these links, please contact Catholic Answers directly. Welcome home!
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