Nothing of this would be necessary if divorce was made illicit again.
The Catechism of the Council of Trent gave this definition of marriage:
It is the conjugal union between a man and a woman, both in legal status, establishing a perpetual and indissoluble communion of lives.
Any single action against this definition should simply be out of the question for Roman Catholics. It is a true shame that Catholics are not acting any better than the heathen on this (or on anything, really).
Divorce should be outlawed. No man nor woman should be able to break their legal and religious vows. Society is broken to pieces because instead of people performing their duty before God and State, they get away with following their spontaneous whims, as if the original sin was not a real thing.
Also, the least thing we need as traditional Catholics is to add more incentive to our youth NOT to marry and form families. Why are we committing ѕυιcιdє? I think we have more than enough of it coming from the wicked world.
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