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Nihil Obstat

Nihil Obstat

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[quote name='LaPetiteSoeur' timestamp='1304105435' post='2234716']
Members of the British royal family can't marry Catholics. An act passed in 1701 (the 1701 Act of Settlement) won't allow them to become Catholic or marry someone Catholic.

My pastor says Anglicans [i]really, really[/i] want to be Catholic, but are just 500 years out of practice.
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They can (and have), but if they do they must renounce their place in succession.

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[quote name='vee8' timestamp='1304104520' post='2234704']
Speaking of royal weddings I kinda like this more, and today is the feast of St Catherine of Siena after all

[img]http://www.1st-art-gallery.com/thumbnail/102225/1/The-Mystic-Marriage-Of-St-Catherine-Of-Siena.jpg[/img]
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:like: :clapping:

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Debra Little

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[quote name='Rebecca2009' timestamp='1303827574' post='2233349']
I might watch it if I can get up early enough.

Wow, I remember I did get up early to watch Lady Diana marry Prince Charles. I can't believe it was so long ago. I was only 18 or 19 then!

I like Royal Weddings cause it makes me think about the Royal Wedding of Jesus...:love: .Cannot wait for that!!!:amen: :nun1: :dance6:
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yeah 5 am. i don't think so.

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Sarah147

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I was concerned when the ministor talked about the judgement day when all the secrets in their heart will be revealed, and said that if they have an impediment to marrying, please confess it. I hope they confessed about living together and anything else that might have happened. Does anyone know if they confess to a ministor or directly to God?

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IcePrincessKRS

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[quote name='dominicansoul' timestamp='1304097111' post='2234637']
http://www.jewishjournal.com/thegodblog/item/archbishop_of_york_prince_will_was_testing_out_milk_before_buying_the_cow_2/#When:15:25:24Z


as far as princess bee's hat, i'm more weirded out by her eyes... :P
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She does have kind of a "crazy eyes" thing going on there...

[quote name='Lil Red' timestamp='1304097229' post='2234638']
to be honest, her teeth bug me. i hate the whole 'horse teeth' look that's so popular. :(
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That was my thought, too!

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dominicansoul

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why didn't they show the royal reception?? I was sooo wanting to feast my eyes on the feasts!! Especially teh Wedding Cake!! :cake:










[size="1"]edited because i left out a word[/size] :doh:

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Lilllabettt

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[quote name='JoyfulLife' timestamp='1304114605' post='2234772']
I was concerned when the ministor talked about the judgement day when all the secrets in their heart will be revealed, and said that if they have an impediment to marrying, please confess it. I hope they confessed about living together and anything else that might have happened. Does anyone know if they confess to a ministor or directly to God?
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i dont think living together is an impediment to marriage. Its a last-chance opportunity to admit "err, he's my cousin" or "oops, I actually have some other living husband". I have to admit, the way he talked about judgment day did send a shiver down my spine.

The Anglican Communion in general and Church of England in particular tend to be all over the place re:sacramental confession. High church/low church etc. have different takes about its necessity and benefits.

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Sarah147

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[quote name='Lilllabettt' timestamp='1304116187' post='2234793']
i dont think living together is an impediment to marriage. Its a last-chance opportunity to admit "err, he's my cousin" or "oops, I actually have some other living husband". I have to admit, the way he talked about judgment day did send a shiver down my spine.

The Anglican Communion in general and Church of England in particular tend to be all over the place re:sacramental confession. High church/low church etc. have different takes about its necessity and benefits.
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I'm not sure I understand "impediment." I'm thinking that cohabiting is a sin, possibly mortal, and that you can't marry in mortal sin? But that's Catholicism...

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Maximilianus

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I didn't see it so i'm assuming it looked like this;
[img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v446/echo4lima/PB.jpg?t=1304117082[/img]

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Lilllabettt

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[quote name='JoyfulLife' timestamp='1304116400' post='2234797']
I'm not sure I understand "impediment." I'm thinking that cohabiting is a sin, possibly mortal, and that you can't marry in mortal sin? But that's Catholicism...
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no, you can marry in the Catholic Church in a state of mortal sin. Its sacrilegious, but the sacrament still "works." On the other hand, if you have some other spouse tucked away in other country, it doesn't matter how many times you get a priest to pronounce you man and wife, it won't "stick"

fyi y'all: Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge has a different dress for her reception:

[img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v320/Lilllabettt/e2.jpg[/img]

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Sarah147

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[quote name='Lilllabettt' timestamp='1304117160' post='2234803']
no, you can marry in the Catholic Church in a state of mortal sin. Its sacrilegious, but the sacrament still "works." On the other hand, if you have some other spouse tucked away in other country, it doesn't matter how many times you get a priest to pronounce you man and wife, it won't "stick"

fyi y'all: Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge has a different dress for her reception:

[img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v320/Lilllabettt/e2.jpg[/img]
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Beautiful! But a little too busty and low on the top.

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[quote name='Era Might' timestamp='1304098139' post='2234650']
David Beckham was carrying a top hat, but I don't see any pictures of him actually wearing it lol. Probably didn't want to get caught on camera wearing a top hat.
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[img]http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/04/29/article-1381834-0BD2B5CE00000578-74_306x671.jpg[/img]



[img]http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/04/29/article-1381834-0BD2B76400000578-871_306x671.jpg[/img]



with or without the hat...that man is GORGEOUS :love:

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[img]http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2011/04/29/article-1381834-0BD2B86900000578-605_634x534.jpg[/img]

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One of their two cakes
[img]http://images.mirror.co.uk/upl/m4/apr2011/3/4/image-1-for-royal-wedding-the-cake-for-prince-william-and-kate-middleton-gallery-75229172.jpg[/img]

The newlyweds commissioned biscuit maker McVities to craft the chocolate creation after the Duke of Cambridge enjoyed eating the sweet treat as a child.

Guests were given a taste of nostalgia as the confectionery delight was offered as an alternative to the official wedding cake by Fiona Cairns.

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