#12472 Is Annulment Required for All Divorced Catholics? Bible and Faith - Jim Blackburn

<p>&#8220;Is annulment required for all divorced Catholics?&#8221; This question addresses a common concern among those navigating their faith after divorce. Additionally, the discussion touches on the complexities of Bible translations and offers insights into discerning personal spiritual experiences, as well as clarifying why infidelity is not considered grounds for annulment.</p>
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<p><strong>Questions Covered:</strong></p>
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<li>19:20 &#8211; Is it true that the Catholic Church requires all divorced people to get an annulment before becoming Catholic?</li>
<li>29:10 &#8211; How can I understand the differences in language translations of the Bible?</li>
<li>36:36 &#8211; How can I discern about an experience where I believe I’ve seen Jesus?</li>
<li>47:50 &#8211; Why isn’t infidelity considered grounds for an annulment?</li>
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