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BenedictMary1
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Can someone have a marriage in the Latin rite? My sister wants to have her weeding in Extraordinary Form.
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Erich
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I don’t know about Latin weddings, but for Latin *weedings *you might check out this book.
(Sorry, couldn’t resist!)
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disneyfan1206
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There might be something on sanctamissa.org/en/ They have alot of resources regrading everything in the EF. I used it to learn how to serve.
Hope that helps
Hope that helps
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OraLabora
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You can have a wedding in the Ordinary Form, in Latin, using the traditional antiphons from the 1974 Graduale Romanum as well (if you can find a choir that can do Gregorian chant).
There is no rule against the use of Latin for the Ordinary Form, in fact it’s normative.
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Mumbles140
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Yes - my brother had his wedding (2005) in the EF.
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Bergon
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My boss had his daughter baptised in the Extraordinary Form. I know that’s baptism not marriage. But, I’d suspect if baptism is available in the EF then I’d be surprised if marriage wasn’t.
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Neofight
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Lol, you are going to be in big trouble from our Latinophiles for asking advice on weeding them out!
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Bergon
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When I saw the thread I thought they even want us to weed the garden in Latin now.Lol, you are going to be in big trouble from our Latinophiles for asking advice on weeding them out!
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R_C
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Of course.
She needs to reach out to a priest that celebrates in the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite. See if there’s a diocesan Latin Mass community in her area, or an FSSP parish nearby. Or worst case scenario, she may be willing to make travel arrangements
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