Issues In Interdenominational Marriages

[reginald]

**hi, :tiphat:

marriage we all know was promulgated by God. it becomes a thing of joy when like the saying goes “you find the bone of your bone”.

problems begin to arise when couples dont understand themselves enough to manage the family. One of these problem is INTERDENOMINATIONAL MARRIAGES.

The issues arising from interdenominational marraiges is one that has not spared so many homes where we find one of the couple a catholic and the other a non-catholic. issues on which church they are to belong to arise, and when they start having kids, it also becomes an issue as eitherof them would want the kids to be baptized in his/her church.

:newidea: please share your experiences with me.

thanks, hoping to hear from you all. catholics and non-catholics alike** :tiphat:

 

[Lil_Cat]

Hi!

I am in an interdenominational relationship. My husband is a devout Catholic and I am not Catholic. I attend church with him every week and I don’t have a problem with our kids being baptized Catholic (when we are blessed with them). Since I have been going, I have seen incredible similarities between my home church and the CC, which is why I don’t have a problem with our kids being raised this way. Who knows, maybe one day soon I’ll be a Catholic too! Make no mistake, we have come a long way since we have gotten married. Many tears, anger, and finally acceptance have made our marriage stronger.

It is doable, even though I’m sure many people will tell you it is not worth it

 

[reginald]

@ Lil_cat. 10x for your response. i really appreciaate your sharing with us about your marriage.

 

[kage_ar]

If you go up to the handy serch function, and look for “mixed marriage” you will find about nine trillion threads on this topic! They will explain many of the challanges that these disparate marriages face.

BTW, the Catholic Church is not another Denomination, those groups who have splintered from the Catholic Church become Denominations.

Welcome to the boards.