Thanks a lot guys for ur helpful reply this site are really helpful, tomorow we will be back again to local registry and for sure we can proceed now in CNI thing without a problem.
Yes Mrs Daddy wedding bells soon we are deciding if it is on 18 November or 28 November , sadly cos we cannot do it as church wedding as my fiancee isnt catholic and the church i think wont marry if we are not both catholic? He's religion is church of England.
Thanks a lot again,
Terrielicious
The Catholic church in the UK will marry non catholics, but not divorcees and I thought their rules were global. I suppose in country like phils where the church is so powerful and the catholic priests are so high and mighty, they probably just make the rules up to suit themselves. But like everthing in phils, I'm sure a little gratuity would sort it out and allow you to get married in church if it's really important to you. I think your fiancee would probably have to have something show he has been baptised in the Church of England though.Originally Posted by Terrielicious
Thanks a lot guys for ur helpful reply this site are really helpful, tomorow we will be back again to local registry and for sure we can proceed now in CNI thing without a problem.
Yes Mrs Daddy wedding bells soon we are deciding if it is on 18 November or 28 November , sadly cos we cannot do it as church wedding as my fiancee isnt catholic and the church i think wont marry if we are not both catholic? He's religion is church of England.
Thanks a lot again,
Terrielicious
Iain.
Speak to your local priest ... While there are 'guidelines' which come from the Vatican, a lot is left to the discretion of the priest.
There's always the option for your fiance to be baptised into the Catholic Church.
Otherwise, would you consider marrying in a protestant church? There seem to be lots of impressive 'Iglesia ni Christo' around.
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