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schmericaDear people who have more religious knowledge than me,
Okay, so, Ray Vecchio has a living ex-wife. I am assuming that for as long as this is true, any relationship he has with another woman (or even, like, getting remarried outside the church) a) counts as adultery and b) so in that case -- comitting an ongoing sin you don't intend to stop -- he would not be able to confess and take communion? Or am I totally and completely off base here? Because, like I said, I would very much appreciate clarification from anyone less ignorant than I am.
Okay, so, Ray Vecchio has a living ex-wife. I am assuming that for as long as this is true, any relationship he has with another woman (or even, like, getting remarried outside the church) a) counts as adultery and b) so in that case -- comitting an ongoing sin you don't intend to stop -- he would not be able to confess and take communion? Or am I totally and completely off base here? Because, like I said, I would very much appreciate clarification from anyone less ignorant than I am.
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27/10/06 04:38 (UTC)Under the TMI category: My mother told me on my wedding day "Well, if it doesn't work out you can always get it annulled since he's not Catholic."
She also didn't tell me that "wedding mass" meant communion was given. I thought any Catholic service was a "mass" - yeah, I don't know what I was doing during all those years of Catholic school. The priest had agreed not to have communion at the wedding (see above about future hubby not being Catholic) which my mother knew when she and I ordered the invitations. When she later said we had to have communion because the invitations said "mass," I told her she was on her own explaining to people why the invitations were printed "wrong."
BTW - just had our 24th anniversary (and I am talking to my mother again, finally)