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· In-text: ("Cite a Website - Cite This For Me", 2017)

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VOWS - GOOGLE SEARCH

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WEDDING GUESTS - GOOGLE SEARCH

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CATHOLIC WEDDING SYMBOLS - GOOGLE SEARCH

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ACTIONS INVOLVED IN A CATHOLIC MARRIAGE - GOOGLE SEARCH

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Prayers - Do they say specific prayers, oaths or vows?

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Prayers - Do they say specific prayers, oaths or vows?

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Catholic wedding vows may take the following form: I, ____, take you, ____, to be my lawfully wedded (husband/wife), to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, until death do us part.

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What is the purpose of marriage in the catholic church?

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What is the purpose of marriage in the catholic church?

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Marriage in the Catholic Church, also called matrimony, is the "covenant by which a man and a woman establish between themselves a partnership of the whole of life and which is ordered by its nature to the good of the spouses and the procreation and education of offspring", and which "has been raised by Christ the Lord to the dignity of a sacrament between the baptised.

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CATHOLIC WEDDING HELP: CHOOSING ROLES FOR FAMILY AND FRIENDS

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MARRIAGE IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH

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WEDDING SYMBOLS AND MEANINGS FOR CATHOLICS AND CHRISTIANS

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MARRIAGE VOWS

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CATHOLIC MARRIAGE | LITURGY BRISBANE

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WHAT IS THE HISTORY OF MARRIAGE?

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If you decide to marry in a Catholic church, the first step is to contact the parish priest in the area where you live or, at least, where one of you lives.

You will need to provide:

·         Birth Certificate (It is obtainable from the Registrar General – Births, Deaths and Marriages)

·         Baptismal Certificate (You need a copy less than six-month-old, obtainable from the parish where you were baptised. Send a stamped, self-addressed envelope with your full name, date of birth and parents’ names.)

·         Evidence of Death or Annulment if you have been married before.

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Jesus lived and preached in a time where marriage was for economic reasons. The Jews however believed that marriage was a commandment. Early Christian communities promoted celibacy and often scorned marriage, since marrying and establishing a household distracted people from preparing for the kingdom of God. Instead, early Christians outlawed divorce, polygamy, and incest. Instead, early Christians outlawed divorce, polygamy, and incest. Attempting to find a role for marriage that did not conflict with their communitarian ideals, some early Christian writers suggested that marriage “has been raised by Christ the Lord to the dignity of a sacrament” because Jesus performed his first public miracle at a During the 16th century Protestants considered the church’s evidence for sacramental marriage flimsy. Christ’s miracle was turning water into wine; he just happened to do it at a wedding. It was this challenge that forced the church to clarify its understanding of marriage. Fifteen hundred years after Cana, during the seventh session of the Council of Trent in 1547, sacramental marriage became part of canon law. Centuries of local tradition, political interference, and conflicting religious opinions over what constituted a valid marriage faded as this critical change finally enabled the church to rule more consistently and effectively on marriage questions.

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Symbols/Signs/Colours - Are there any specific colours? Do they use specific objects?

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Symbols/Signs/Colours - Are there any specific colours? Do they use specific objects?

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The Wedding Rings

Wedding rings symbolizes love and fidelity for the marrying couple.  The ring’s roundness is said to represent the eternal love they have for each other. The wedding band is being worn at the left ring finger as it was believed that it contained a special vein that was connected directly to the heart, and therefore this became the official finger for the wedding band.

The Wedding Veil

The veil signifies union and oneness. The two individuals before the altar will be made as one, sharing one home, one name and one family. There will be no distance, nor barrier that will separate their hearts and minds. They will together build a future for themselves (and their children to come) through love and perseverance.

The Wedding Cord

This cord signifies strength. The man and woman are called to be pillars of strength and righteousness for their children. It is from them that the children will draw strength. They are to be their role model of what is right and wrong.

The Wedding Candles

The candles symbolize the Light of Christ, the same light they received at Baptism and now receive again to lead them in their new life as a couple. The candles represent the light that they will need to guide them throughout the rest of their married life. The candles also express the silent promise that the couple will continue to be light and warmth to each other for life.

The Arrhae/Coins

The groom gives the bride the coins to symbolize his pledge of dedication to her welfare. These coins also signify prosperity and wealth. The couple must aspire to improve their lives and those they love. It symbolizes fulfillment of their dreams and aspirations.

The Confetti

Confetti symbolizes the future fertility and prosperity of the couple.

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The People - who are involved and what roles do they play?

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The People - who are involved and what roles do they play?

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Bride and Groom

Presider

Witnesses

The wedding party

Assembly

Ushers

Musicians

Lectors (readers)

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion

Gift bearers

Altar servers

Flower girls and ring bearer