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CatintheHat
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Can Jesuits officiate a Catholic wedding ceremony?
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PhilotheaZ
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If they are a Catholic priest or deacon in good standing with the Church, and if they have the permission of the pastor of the Catholic(s) getting married.
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rowermath
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Why couldn’t they?
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jmcrae
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Yes. Why on earth not?
A Jesuit is a Catholic priest who follows the spirituality of St. Ignatius of Loyola.
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manualman
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Only if they are still catholic. 
I’m allowed a few digs - I know way too many people taught bizarro things by Jesuits at Loyola.
I’m allowed a few digs - I know way too many people taught bizarro things by Jesuits at Loyola.
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The_Stig
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Heh…where are you going to find a Jesuit who still believes in Marriage? Or the sacraments?
Seriously, though, Fr. Fessio and Fr. Pacwa make up for a lot of the bad ones.
Seriously, though, Fr. Fessio and Fr. Pacwa make up for a lot of the bad ones.
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puzzleannie
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is this a trick question?
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