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Divorce was allowed in Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament) times. But the permanence of marriage was restored by Jesus in the first century .
Marriage is a sacrament that is indissoluble. Once a valid marriage has been consummated, It endures until one spouse dies.
The church does not issue divorces or recognize divorces issued by other institutions.
The church can issue an annulment. However, the couple must first prove to a church tribunal that the marriage was invalid.
Marriage is a sacrament that is indissoluble. Once a valid marriage has been consummated, It endures until one spouse dies.
The church does not issue divorces or recognize divorces issued by other institutions.
The church can issue an annulment. However, the couple must first prove to a church tribunal that the marriage was invalid.
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William
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