Where does the Catholic Church celebrate a marriage?

For Catholics, marriage is not just a social or family event, but a church event. For this reason, the Church prefers that marriages between Catholics, or between Catholics and other Christians, be celebrated in the parish church of one of the spouses. Only the local bishop can permit a marriage to be celebrated in another suitable place.

Are there any impediments to marriage in the Catholic Church?

In other words, the marriage is invalid from the beginning. Currently, in the Roman Catholic Church there are twelve impediments. A dispensation may be obtained for some impediments. A dispensation is a relaxation of a Church law or an exception made for the spiritual good of the parties.

Can a Catholic get married to an unbaptized person?

A Catholic can marry an unbaptized person, but such marriages are natural marriages only; they are not sacramental marriages. The Church, therefore, discourages them and requires a Catholic who wishes to marry an unbaptized person to receive a special dispensation from his or her bishop.

Can a cousin get married in a Catholic Church?

Still, if the dispensation is granted, a non-sacramental marriage is valid and can take place inside of a Catholic church. Legal prohibitions on marriage between cousins (and other close blood relationships, such as uncle and niece) stem from the Church’s ban on such marriages. Before 1983, marriages between second cousins were prohibited.

Who are the married Saints in the Catholic Church?

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Who was martyred before St.Peter’s wife?

You are correct that Eusebius cites Clement and claims that St. Peter’s wife was martyred shortly before St. Peter was. Due to the fact that Eusebius is citing Clement, we must consider it as one source for this tradition rather than two. Eusebius is also generally criticized for not having great knowledge of the Western Church.

Is the wife of St.Peter still alive?

Whether St. Peter’s wife was alive at the time of Jesus’ ministry is an open question. We know that St. Peter did have a wife, because Jesus cured Peter’s mother-in-law (Matt. 8:14-15, Luke 4:38-39).

Can a Catholic woman get married to a Catholic man?

Yes, you can get married in the Catholic Church with a Catholic man however, you need to follow such processes first. You need to be baptized first as a Catholic and receive/complete all other Sacraments of the Church such as Confirmation, Confession, Communion and the like.