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holo37
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Hello!
This is my first question although I lurk a lot!
I was baptised and received my Sacrements six years ago. My husband 5 years ago. We were married in the Church at that time, although we were legally married almost thirty years ago. We have a grown son who lives with his fiancee and their two children. They are FINALLY planning to Marry in January. My future daughter-in law occaisonally attend her Catholic Church and has all her Sacraments, but of course at this time refrains from Communion. Here’s my question. She would like to Marry in her Church and of course we would love them to do so. Unfortunately My son is not baptistised and does not attend Church. He will occasionally go during the holidays but is not interested in becoming a member of the faith at this time, Although Praise Be to God both children were baptised in the Church.
Would a Catholic wedding in the Church be permissible in this situation? If not, is a blessing by a priest during the Cerimony permissible?
Thank you for you help.
This is my first question although I lurk a lot!
I was baptised and received my Sacrements six years ago. My husband 5 years ago. We were married in the Church at that time, although we were legally married almost thirty years ago. We have a grown son who lives with his fiancee and their two children. They are FINALLY planning to Marry in January. My future daughter-in law occaisonally attend her Catholic Church and has all her Sacraments, but of course at this time refrains from Communion. Here’s my question. She would like to Marry in her Church and of course we would love them to do so. Unfortunately My son is not baptistised and does not attend Church. He will occasionally go during the holidays but is not interested in becoming a member of the faith at this time, Although Praise Be to God both children were baptised in the Church.
Would a Catholic wedding in the Church be permissible in this situation? If not, is a blessing by a priest during the Cerimony permissible?
Thank you for you help.
Also keep praying for your daughter and your future-son=in-law there is much to be said for the power of prayer by a parent for their child!