III. - In celebration of mixed marriages, canonical form must be observed according to the provisions of canon 1094 as well as that which is required for the validity of the marriage itself. …

A marriage between two baptized persons, of whom one is a Catholic, while the other is a non-Catholic, may not licitly be contracted without the previous dispensation of the local Ordinary, …

"The ordinary minister at a mixed marriage is an authorized priest or deacon, and the ordinary place is the parish church of the Catholic party. A non-Catholic minister may not only attend …

As Christ raised wedlock to the dignity of a Sacrament, a marriage between a Catholic and a non- Catholic was rightly looked upon as degrading the holy character of matrimony, involving as it …

That for the present the Catholic party of the proposed marriage with an Orthodox be married with the Orthodox bishop or priest officiating, after consultation by the partners with their pastors, …

The Catholic Church views marriage as a sacrament, a visible sign of God’s grace. It recognizes mixed marriages as sacramental if both partners are baptized Christians, since baptism is …

Obtaining a dispensation is an integral part of the process for those wishing to celebrate a mixed marriage. It’s not merely a formality; rather, it emphasizes the Church’s commitment to …

It is certain, therefore, that marriage contracted between baptized persons is a sacrament, even the so-called mixed marriage between a Catholic and a non-Catholic, provided the non …

Catholic marriages are normally celebrated at a nuptial Mass. In the case of a mixed marriage, a non-Catholic minister may also assist at the ceremony. Attendants at mixed marriages may …

The celebration of marriage between two Catholic faithful normally takes place during the Holy Mass, because of the connection of all the sacraments with the Paschal Mystery of Christ (No. …