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I’ve been loving a Catholic girl for a 2 year’s and I want to marry her when we grow older.
We both share these thoughts. I am Hindu, Would we be allowed to be married into the Catholic Church and/or married in the Hindu way as well.
However, I am afraid she family will reject it because of her faith. I don’t want to cheat on my girlfriend to go to hell when we lose girl.

How to decide which religion to follow Hindu or catholic christian?
 
First of all, you follow a religion because it’s correct, not because some girl or anyone else does.

Second, it is perfectly possible that two people of different faiths, one Catholic and one not, can be married by the Church. An appointment with the priest to discuss the details would be in order.
 
pradeep6757 said:
I’ve been loving a Catholic girl for a 2 year’s and I want to marry her when we grow older.
We both share these thoughts. I am Hindu, Would we be allowed to be married into the Catholic Church and/or married in the Hindu way as well.
However, I am afraid she family will reject it because of her faith. I don’t want to cheat on my girlfriend to go to hell when we lose girl.

How to decide which religion to follow Hindu or catholic christian?
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For a Catholic there can be only one celebration of marriage. Also for a Catholic to marry a non-Christian would require a dispensation for it would not be a sacramental marriage but a natural marriage. The Catholic canon law (Latin church) is:
Can. 1125 The local ordinary can grant a permission of this kind if there is a just and reasonable cause. He is not to grant it unless the following conditions have been fulfilled:
1/ the Catholic party is to declare that he or she is prepared to remove dangers of defecting from the faith and is to make a sincere promise to do all in his or her power so that all offspring are baptized and brought up in the Catholic Church;
2/ the other party is to be informed at an appropriate time about the promises which the Catholic party is to make, in such a way that it is certain that he or she is truly aware of the promise and obligation of the Catholic party;
3/ both parties are to be instructed about the purposes and essential properties of marriage which neither of the contracting parties is to exclude.
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Canon 1127 §3. It is forbidden to have another religious celebration of the same marriage to give or renew matrimonial consent before or after the canonical celebration according to the norm of §1. Likewise, there is not to be a religious celebration in which the Catholic who is assisting and a non-Catholic minister together, using their own rites, ask for the consent of the parties.
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Go to a Priest for guidance. Also, there should be no cheating thoughts as that is not how a man that loves a woman behaves. In the Catholic faith a man that marries a woman is expected to be faithful to her and that is precisely why you are marrying her and not staying single.
 
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How to decide which religion to follow Hindu or catholic christian?
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This has to be your biggest concern, even bigger than any romantic relationship.
The Catholic Faith is the true religion, pray for God to show you his path and do your research, it’s about your eternal salvation.
Maybe the girl you love can help you in this journey.
God bless you
 
Funny, this is similar to a thread I was reading yesterday, pretty much word for word except the OP was Catholic and the girl he wanted to marry was Hindu.

🤔🤔🤔
 
Yeah, this and the one about loving a Hindu girl are a little too similar. Portion of it are literally word-for-word. Also of note is that OP opened their account around the same time that the other thread was created.

To be fair, though, the OP has posted one other thread that had a similar topic, though he did so with a post title that seems to be him just typing out his name, which is bizarre.

Personally, I’m a bit skeptical that this question is asked genuinely.
 
I’m pretty sure Catholics aren’t allowed to be married in two different ceremonies. I think all Catholics must marry in the church. I’m open.to correction but I think that’s right.
 
Thank you for your clear and helpful explanation. I will talk about with both family and decided.
 
thank you for your clear and helpful explanation.

I will discuss with both family and decide before marry .
 
Hey, mate. I’m the author who started the Hindu topic and that was real. I am in no connection with the author of this post. If you would like proof. Message me on insta @2003paw5
 
Mr.Paul,
I create a my own post. If you miss understanding any way I’m sorry Mr.Paul.

Thanks.
 
What do you mean. I’ve never seen this post before. You don’t have to apologize, nothing was wrong.
 
Friend.

Look into the catholic faith, Join a RCIA programme (which would allow you to join the catholic faith).

Listen to it and look into it, and decide do you feel after some research, whether you truly believe (as we do) that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, and your Lord and Saviour, calling you to live a holy life to reach Heaven some day
 
This sounds remarkably similar to another post above this one. Once again, I apologize if someone already posted it; I got tired of scrolling Here’s a re-paste:

 
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