The Sacrament of Marriage and Annulments - Denise Bossert
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2024
- When Denise Bossert wanted to become Catholic, she thought most of her obstacles would be related to theology. But when she was told she needed an annulment, it was as though all the air had been sucked out of the room.
She shares some of her trepidation about entering into that process, and what it felt like for her to come out on the other side of it with a sacramental marriage.
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Thank you, this is beautiful and may God continue to bless you and your family ❤️🕊
This is a beautiful video on the annulment process. God heals. 🙏💔❤️🙏
A beautiful sharing , thank you!!🙏❤
Great story. The annulment process is painful because the sad memories we thought were behind us have to be revisited, but it's also a learning process as well. We are both waiting for our's to be finalized. Thanks.
it's more nonsense from a 'church' which doesn't even follow Scripture, John.
wishing you the best - it's a painful situation.
@@tony1685 how would you describe the SDAs and when G White? 😂
@@Kitiwake it's this way, you either follow Scripture or you don't - catholicism doesn't.
you've been shown multiple times and live in denial still.
@@tony1685 I thought we were to follow Christ, not Scripture. Hmmm...
@@atrifle8364 _'I thought we were to follow Christ, not Scripture.'_ - *False Dichotomy Logical Fallacy* as He IS the Word made flesh, He would never be contrary.
Not being ready for marriage is not a cause for the annulment. There are only very few and strict rules to annul a marriage. The Church consider you to be already married. Nowadays majority of annulments are based on immaturity which makes the annulment not valid. Annulment is stating that a marriage didn’t take place. When you get married even outside the church you still make a promise to the other person.
'Ready' in the sense of being ready to receive a sacrament
Thanks for sharing
You were first married in a protestant service, then why did you need a Catholic nullity while you were married a second time to a non Catholic, the one you claim that God "saw" as marriage?
I'm completely confused here.
Marriages are bit like baptisms in so much that they can happen without priests. If your marriage was intended to be as the sacramental version is, that is open to life, a permanent commitment understood by both parties etc, it's a real marriage regardless of who performed the original ceremony. The question in an annulment is "Did a real marriage exist between these two people?", not who performed it. Young marriages that are childless and end early tend to be candidates for annulment.
Part two of the answer was that if the first marriage existed and the ex-spouse was still alive, she would be living in a state of adultery and be unable to receive communion. Thus it matters a great deal.
If you're capable of producing babies, you're capable of consenting to marriage.
Kinda does seem like annulment has become catholic divorce. If my wife divorced me and got one, I wouldn’t consider it valid.
Annulments are not automatically granted. If there was a real marriage there they should not be granted, despite a divorce.
ya have to remember, the same system pushing this nonsense is a system which doesn't fit the Biblical description of Christianity.
how about the 'obstacle' of you and he aren't following Truth and showing you love Christ - John 14:15 ??
How's John Chapter 6 going for you these days?
@@atrifle8364 it's forever been wonderful, why do you ask?
@@tony1685 - Do even know what's in Chapter 6 of John? Doesn't sound like it. You should read it someday. It's interesting to say the least.
@@atrifle8364 of course i do! - Jesus feeds 5,000. He walks on the sea. He speaks of the bread from Heaven. He is rejected by His own. and many turn away. these are the headings in one of my Bibles. do you have something you'd like to discuss pertaining to these?
the Lords day is opening soon here - i pray It's a blessing in church tomorrow morning!
*Happy Sabbath!!!*
@@tony1685 - You missed some passages. Keep reading beyond passage 30. Are you doing what Jesus asks? Catholics are.
I am happy that this woman recieved grace, but I still have my doubts that many clergy involved are being objective with the process or if they are handing them out like candy.
Annulments are NOT handed out like candy. There are very good guidelines, based on the teachings of Christ, that are the basis for researching the validity of a marriage. I pray you peace
@@leem3850 there is an annulment crisis in the church. Many priests have spoken out on it including Card. Burke, Fr. Hardon, and Fr. Gerald Murray.