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Quick Questions Why does the Church not see adultery as grounds for an annulment?
Quick Questions When it comes to chastity, where should an engaged couple draw the line ?
Quick Questions Is it true that sexual intercourse between a married couple is sinful if the spouses do it with lust for each other?
Quick Questions Is sex outside of marriage OK as long as it reflects a loving relationship?
Quick Questions Is divorce a sin when one's spouse is abusive?
Quick Questions What is the Church's position on divorce in an adulterous situation?
Quick Questions Does my annulment mean that my ex and I were living in sin, and are our children illegitimate?
Quick Questions If two people live together before marriage and do not go to confession before their wedding in a Catholic Church, is their marriage valid in the eyes of the Church?
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 Without an annulment, is it OK to date as long as we are chaste?
Quick Questions Is it a sin for a married woman to flirt?
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?
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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