Sacraments #16: Does the Church Say Mixed Marriages Are OK Now? w/ Fr. Loop
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Fr. Loop is back to look at how a change in looking at the Catholic Church led to change in the understanding of marriage - which still today is having devasting consequences for Catholic families. How is it that efforts in the 1960’s to be more open to other Christian denominations has led to an openness to cohabitation, Communion for divorced and remarried couples, and a virtual blank permission for mixed marriages? Father will take us through the history, and through the intended - and unintended consequences of these seismic shifts.
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Thank you Father! 100% agreed! My Father was a Protestant sho married my Catholic Mom. Although baptized as an infant I was raised in Protestant churches until I attended the TLM in 1964 and converted in 1965!
The Priests in the series are truly excellent teachers. God bless you. Thank you!
Thank you for these and all the podcasts. I never cease to be amazed at the wisdom of the Church of Eternal Rome and the devastation caused by rejecting her.
I was an unbaptized Baptist who married a nominal Catholic 28 years ago. I have no clue how the priest allowed me to marry in the Church. We both flat out told him that we'd get divorced if one of us cheated. There were at least four violations of canon law. We signed the divorce paperwork on our 25th wedding anniversary. It was annulled two years later. My advice is don't marry a non-Catholic under any circumstances.
I am grateful for this series!
Always learning new ways of thinking which can be complicated and dealing with these issues. ❤thanksgiving amen Allelluia fiat fiat fiat also all make a good lent to wanting to all become saints . ❤
How very sad that most Catholic parents do not know their Catholic Faith and the gravity of this lack of knowledge whether they don't know tell their children not to marry outside of the faith or reinforce to their children how gravely important it is to remain Catholic and to fight for that. After all, Jesus died for us on the cross and set His Church for us for our salvation. That is no little thing. I truly believe that if parents warn their children of the "what, why, and the how?", their children will eventually be more open to other people's beliefs and this puts their faith in danger. Love is defined as desiring the good of the other. If Catholic faith is not instilled well and lived daily in our homes, we're playing with the souls of our children.
Canon 2319 is brutally honest because if one "turns away" his back on God, he rightfully deserves not to partake in God given Sacraments until they return. The Catholic Church IS the True Church and there is no ifs, ands, or buts about it. God doesn't and never will "beat around the bush" and be ambiguous. HE Is The Way, The Truth, and The Life. There is no other! Period. PAX🙏🕊❤️💙💒
Having a non-Catholic parent is always by its nature a danger to the faith.
I thought the same and said no to two Evangelical women to marriage. I waited for a Catholic. I met two and they didn't want marriage. Basically really low amount of youth attend to Mass so it's an impossible mission is to meet a faithful.
So yeah, we can agree on the basics, but this leads me to a single forever.
If you believe marriage is your calling you might need to move somewhere you are more likely to find a spouse. I don’t think giving up is the right response. I’ll pray for you.
This is great content! Thank you!
Just a side note on the "Former-Anglican" Ordinariates: their liturgy was modified, in some cases radically, to make them accord with Catholic liturgical theology. To first impressions, an Ordinariate mass might look like a TLM in old English.
Was the Catechism of the Catholic Church changed concerning marriage after Vatican 2? My husband and I just discovered TLM a few years ago and we are attending an FSSP church. The nearest SSPX Church is over 2 hours away. I’ve read the Catechism. I’m concerned that I really don’t know what the Church taught pre-V2. Is there a document that shows what the Church taught definitively pre-V2 vs. post-V2? I would really like to understand what changes were made and be able to show people like my son who is in Major Seminary in the NO. I find I have no idea how to evangelize anyone with the state of the Church today.
Dear Amy,
There are several studies of the type you mention. This is a good place to start: angeluspress.org/products/catechism-crisis
@@SSPXThank you!
Great content guys! In practical terms, a mixed marriage should probably only be granted where someone has been away from mass and the sacraments for a while but wants to be married in a church. They are going to marry this non-catholic regardless. I'd say then and only then might it be allowable. But for the faithful, to date non-catholics is gravely sinful
In my opinion, sometimes marriage can be difficult, and it is so important for the parents to be on the same page as it can cause major issues in the family
Gracias a Dios por fin la iglesia está llegando a ser como Hera católica apostólica y (Romana 🙏
thank you Fr.
I live in the middle non catholic religion. what about the law or rule of attending false religion wedding reception?
thank you 🙏
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Wonder why fewer people get married in the Church? Listen to this dribble.
Mixed marriage as in... different races?
No, they mean as in different religions:)
No, different denominations.
No my friend, mixed as in people of different denominations or beliefs; for instance a Catholic and a Baptist, or a Catholic and an atheist. A husband and wife should be intimately one, sadly the result of modernist thinking and the promotion of error is all around us now in the breakdown of the family, the cell of society, hence the destruction of society and a complete turning away from our good God 😢 🙏
The Catholic Church has always allowed interracial marriage, as long as they're both Catholic. That's never been prohibited.
@@roman_crusader During the colonization of Brazil the Church *recommended* mixed marriages between Europeans and native south Americans.