My marriage is invalid

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I am a Catholic, my husband is non-Catholic Christian; we got married in civil rites. Now i realized im living in mortal sin because he was divorced twice already it makes me feel so sad i dont want to displease God…what should i do? i need help…
 
Call your parish and ask to speak to the priest. In some larger parishes there is someone specially trained to help with complicated marriage situations such as yours. They will look at each of the marriages in question and give you advice on how to proceed.
 
The only person who will be able to help you is your priest. Make an appointment to see him and lay out your situation. He’ll be able to answer your questions and lay out a plan to resolve things.
 
how should i do? he controlled me in everything. when i tried to talked to him about it he got mad he told me he is not willing to marry me in catholic church and if i do, i should have marry him too in his church which i dont want too. i want to remain faithful in my catholic faith.
 
ifeelsad said:
I am a Catholic, my husband is non-Catholic Christian; we got married in civil rites. Now i realized im living in mortal sin because he was divorced twice already it makes me feel so sad i dont want to displease God…what should i do? i need help…
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I mentioned in another thread about my situation. My current wife and I had a civil marriage so we are legally married. My wife’s first husband is dead. My first wife and I are divorced but I could not get an annulment. My first wife is a cradle Catholic and I was a Methodist (I’m now Catholic) For me to convert my wife and I had to vow a life of continence (i.e. no sexual activity). We agreed to that and chose God before ourselves.
 
ifeelsad said:
how should i do? he controlled me in everything. when i tried to talked to him about it he got mad he told me he is not willing to marry me in catholic church and if i do, i should have marry him too in his church which i dont want too. i want to remain faithful in my catholic faith.
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All the more reason to meet with a priest. It sounds like there is a lot going on here besides the question of validity.
 
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