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I don’t know, but if she was baptised wouldn’t the fact that it was a Hindu ceremony mean their marriage wasn’t valid anyway?
Ok, sorry I missed your post about the hindu. I don't believe hindus get baptized. Was she always a hindu, or did she become one later on in her life? No protestantism in her past?
I never studied hinduism anyways, so I don't know what they do. Isn't their god an 8 armed demon?
I don’t know and I don’t want to know. I don’t want to study the details about a demon worshiping religion. But it wasn’t a catholic ceremony
I'm not telling you to "study" the demon worshipping religion. I'm saying ask your dad if she was born into hinduism or became one later in life. Like I would tell people to STUDY the details...
My dad was an ex Hindu, that’s why he did the Hindu ceremony, not because of h
Anyawys, I'm not calling you a bastard, because your issue is confusing right now, but bastards cannot become priests.
Is this the first time you said he's an ex hindu? Because I didn't see you mention this before. I read-"well my dad was novus ordo before he apostatized..." and "He was first "married" in a hindu ceremony as a baptised Catholic..." So, I figured it was all demon hindu stuff because of the woman. Why didn't you make that clear from the starting post? I took it that your father was "a novus ordo before he apostatized" because that's what you said.
Can there be a dispension? also if the first “marriage” is invalid is the “second” also invalid