When a Catholic and a non-Catholic get married, does the non-Catholic have to promise to raise the children of the marriage in the Catholic faith?
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- When a Catholic and a non-Catholic get married, does the non-Catholic have to promise to raise the children of the marriage in the Catholic faith?
- When a Catholic marries a non-Catholic, must the non-Catholic promise to raise the children in the Catholic faith?
- What if my fiance who is not a member of the Catholic faith will not agree to raise the children Catholic?
