AboutGeorge A. Card,sfo, M.I Expertise I am willing to attempt to answer any question. If I don’t know the answer, I will look-up or pass the question on to friends for feed back. Beside Catholicism (especially the social/moral and the Eastern rites), I am well read on Mormonism and so-called Modern Christian Fundamentalism.
Also I study Franciscan History as means of growing in my lay Franciscan calling to holiness in Christ.
Experience 20+ years as the Justice and Peace Laison for my (local)Secular Franciscan Fraternity,22+ years public speaking on the Faith,and/or teaching CCD and Youth Retreats,a former Officer for K of C and my SFO Fraternity,still hold appointed offices in local SFO fraternity
Organizations Catholic Church, Rome Rite
Secular Fraciscan Order
Knights of Columbus
The Men's Study (A local Catholic study group I co founded)
Others
Militia Immaculata(Knights of the Immaculate
Publications Local News Letters:Mostly my Poetry
Education/Credentials 2 years of Minor Seminary
Bible and Adult Faith Studies and Seminars
Question I am Roman Catholic. In a prior marriage I had a Mormon wedding. I have been divorced for 4 years and am now engaged to a Roman Catholic. We would like to have a Catholic wedding. Is an annulment necessary? I understand the process can take 1-3 years and people are advised to wait. At my age however, we want to start a family and that is not a very realistic option.
Answer Peace
dear Alicia-
Actually annulment process length can be long or short, related to the facts of each case. Its seems to me, in your case it shouldn't take very long, maybe 1-3months not 1-3 years. Its a matter confirming the facts your have shared with me and related facts.
