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If a Protestant convert to Catholicism was previously married outside of the Church, why does he need an annulment to remarry?
Jim Blackburn
Am I right to refrain from attending the Episcopalian wedding of a divorced Catholic whose first marriage has not been annulled?
Fr. Vincent Serpa O.P.
How can a couple live together for years and then have their marriage annulled?
Catholic Answers Staff
If my mother annuls her marriage to my father, does that mean my siblings and I are illegitimate?
Catholic Answers Staff
Without an annulment, is it OK to date as long as we are chaste?
Michelle Arnold
Why does the Church require a civil divorce before considering an appeal for annulment?
Catholic Answers Staff
Does my husband have to become Catholic for our marriage to be blessed in the Church?
Catholic Answers Staff
If Jesus made an exception for divorce in cases of adultery, why doesn't the Church?
Jan Wakelin
Do these converts need to have their marriage convalidated?
Edward Peters
Would contraception constitute grounds for annulment?
Catholic Answers Staff

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