Question to a Priest's Answer Column: My Daughter Is Being Married to a Protestant by a Priest in a Nondenominational Church? Will She Still Receive t

[mdgspencer]

see catholicphilly.com/2015/07/think-tank/catholic-spirituality/if-done-right-marriage-to-non-catholic-still-a-sacrament/
As this priest answers, if it is done right, such a marriage by a Catholic will be legitimate in the eyes of the Catholic Church, and will constitute the sacrament of matrimony.

 

[PaulfromIowa]

Yes, a Catholic can marry a baptized Protestant validly and sacramentally. Note that this is assuming that the the Catholic has received the proper dispensation from the Catholic bishop.