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Marriage
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Married couples in the parish, who are
members of the Kingston Deanery Pre-Marriage Team, present courses
for couples preparing for marriage. The courses are organised by our
Deacon, Reverend Al Callan and his wife, Trudie. |
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In the company of other couples attending,
the course enables each couple to reflect on their commitment to love
one another, and onhow this is valued by the Church, through the Sacrament
of Matrimony. |
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Marriages in the Catholic Church may
only take place between two people in the sense that :
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- They have not been married before;
- The partner from their previous marriage has died;
- Their previous marriage has been annulled
by the Church.
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Catholics should normally marry in their
own parish church or in the parish of one of the parties. Those who
wish to marry in a different parish should discuss this with their
own Parish Priest as well as the priest of the parish in which they
wish to marry. Catholics who wish to marry in a non-Catholic church
must ask a priest to apply for a dispensation from the bishop; they
will be expected to undertake the same preparation as if they were
marrying in a Catholic church. To book a wedding please contact the
priest for an appointment and try to allow a minimum of six months
notice. This allows sufficient time for the necessary paper work.
The couple will be asked to take part in a course for Engaged Couples.
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For further information please contact
the parish
office. |
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