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Mrssanchez
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*Please help, not sure of some things*

Hello everyone :) i am new to this site, and i need some help! So..me and my husband got married this last June 16th in a courthouse. And i want to renew our vows in a catholic church. He is Roman catholic but i am not.(but he has not been to church since he was little) Does anyone know the prosses on how we can renew our vows at the church even tho im not roman cathoic? I read something about how our marrige has to be blessed..i would greatly appriciate it if i can get any info.. thank you so much..

Julie Sanchez

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Re: [Mrssanchez] *Please help, not sure of some things* [In reply to]

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Mrssanchez
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Re: [the_admin] *Please help, not sure of some things* [In reply to]

I am sorry, could you please tell me what part of my question wasn't clear or understandable? I know I may have spelled a few words incorrectly, but in no means did I realize this would lead to my question not being answered. I could not find any forum rules, could you please provide a link so that I may be sure to follow them precisely.

Thanks so much!! :)

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(This post was edited by the_admin on Jan 7, 2009, 9:27 PM)

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