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These reasons may include fraud, mental incapacity, failure to consummate the marriage, or the concealment of vital information from either party before the wedding took place. Other than this, an annulment may also be sought when one of the parties is not following the teachings of the Catholic Church.
The only thing that would keep a divorced Catholic from receiving Communion is if they enter into another marriage outside the Church, or another circumstance arises, such as serious sin, that would keep them, (or any other Catholic for that matter) from being properly disposed to receive.
Thus, ing to Catholic marriage rules, a divorced person wanting to marry a Catholic in the Church will need to go through the annulment process because the Church views them as married to their past partner. If you are preparing to go through the annulment process, you dont need to go it alone.
Reasons for Annulment Denial In some cases, grounds may include aspects like bigamy, the fact that your partner was already married, coercion, forced marriage, and fraud if you were tricked into marriage.
If the bishop awards you a declaration of nullity, you will be free to remarry in a Catholic Church. If you do not receive this declaration, you can still get married, but you would have to do it in another place.
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Does every divorced person need to ask the Church about getting a marriage annulled before they can remarry in the Church? Yes. Since divorce only impacts your legal status in civil law, it has no impact upon your status in church law.
If the other spouse (the respondent) doesnt co-sign the petition, the Church will notify them that the annulment process has begun and will give them an opportunity to respond. However, the respondent doesnt have to participate or even agree to the annulment for the counsel to proceed.

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