Dear Father | Marriage symbolism is best achieved in a church
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Why are Catholic weddings required to be in a church or chapel? Are there any exceptions?Fr. Mayo's answer:
Catholic weddings are required in a church or chapel largely for three reasons: the nature of a church or chapel, the theological symbolism taking place in the wedding ceremony and practical concerns.A subscription is required to access this content.
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