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caro5
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JMJ
My sister is getting married outside the Church with no dispensation. She and her fiancé, both confirmed Catholics, decided they prefer the Protestant communities. Additionally, my sister plans to attend Catholic Mass after marriage because that’s just what the family does.
I’m deeply grieved over this. Weeping, praying, garment-rending grief.
I have already explained, gently, that I cannot participate in the wedding and that she will excommunicate herself by marrying outside the Church. What else can/should/must I say?
I’m not sure she knows what excommunication means, but I doubt she’ll listen to me anymore, as she sees religious discussions as a fight in which her interlocutor is always damning her.
My sister is getting married outside the Church with no dispensation. She and her fiancé, both confirmed Catholics, decided they prefer the Protestant communities. Additionally, my sister plans to attend Catholic Mass after marriage because that’s just what the family does.
I’m deeply grieved over this. Weeping, praying, garment-rending grief.
I have already explained, gently, that I cannot participate in the wedding and that she will excommunicate herself by marrying outside the Church. What else can/should/must I say?
I’m not sure she knows what excommunication means, but I doubt she’ll listen to me anymore, as she sees religious discussions as a fight in which her interlocutor is always damning her.