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| Quick Questions | Why does the Church not see adultery as grounds for an annulment? | |
| Quick Questions | What is the Church's position on divorce in an adulterous situation? | |
| Quick Questions | What must a person do to receive the Eucharist after divorce if there is no remarriage? Is this reason not to receive Communion? | |
| Quick Questions | Can someone who wants to become a Catholic join the Church even though his invalid marriage causes an impediment to receiving Holy Communion? | |
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| Quick Questions | Is it true that a person who is legally divorced cannot go to confession or receive Communion until the marriage is annulled? |
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