Convalidation Inquiry

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Like other couples in your parish or family, you may be wondering if your marriage is fully recognized by the Catholic Church. Catholic Church law ordinarily requires baptized Roman Catholics to marry before a priest or deacon. Unless they received a “dispensation from canonical form,” Catholics who exchange vows in the presence of ministers from other religious traditions or civil officials are not considered validly married in the eyes of the Catholic Church.

Regardless of what happened in the past, the Catholic Church invites you to bring new meaning to your lives by embracing the vocation of marriage and dedicating your family’s mission to sharing God’s love.

Convalidation Inquiry

Learn more about how your civil marriage can be come a sacramental marriage. Join other parish couples from Our Divine Savior as they prepare to have their marriage convalidated in a nuptual Mass as we celebrate the World Day of Marriage in February.

After completing the form below you will be contacted by parish staff or one of our Deacons to learn more about how your civil marriage can become a sacramental marriage.

 
 

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