Divorced. Catholic. Now What?

For those who have suffered or are suffering through a divorce - especially Catholics - this is the trailer for an upcoming DVD series that helps men and women through the healing process and beyond. The book and workbook are already available. Hundreds of people have read it and attest to its powerful healing nature. The DVD series will be an indispensable tool as well.

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[lisaduffy]

Catholics divorce at the same rate as everyone else despite Christ teaching against it. For every spouse who abandons their marriage, there is another who didn't want it. People divorce because of abusive situations. This video promotes reconciliation and healing for these people. An annulment determines whether or not a marriage was sacramental in the eyes of God. It doesn't dissolve it. People judge and defame without really understanding. But Christ ate with the sinners, not the saints!

[grossdc2]

I have been seperated over 18 months now and still I cry at times over what has been lost and I am trying so hard to find my way but it is hard and I wonder if the sadness ever goes away

[fool1shmortal]

There is no such thing. There is only a separation. You are still married unless you can get an annulment (which is supposed to be incredibly difficult, though). I am not sure what this video proposes, but if it says that parents need to be apart to heal, it is not good for children unless one is sick in the head in an abusive way. If it does not make that exception, I think it's demonic; if it says "divorce" is generally ok and/or you can "remarry"--demonically inspired

[Paddy234]

I thought catholics can't divorce, is there something i missed