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Can you get married on Friday New Year's Eve in a catholic church?
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∙ 14y ago
Officially the documents (with references) read: The Octave Dav of Christmas: The Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother of God; New Year's Day - is a solemnity and a day of obligation. Ritual Masses, including the wedding Mass, are prohibited on all solemnities ( [General Instructions to the Roman Missal] GIRM #372). The wedding ritual outside Mass may be used with no restrictions. While the ritual Mass for marriage is forbidden, marriage may be celebrated within the Mass of the Day and the readings may not be changed ( [Rite of Marriage] RM, #11). The Nuptial Blessing is given at the usual time. Funeral Masses are not permitted (GIRM, #380).
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∙ 15y ago
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∙ 14y agoThere is no religious reason for not celebrating a marriage on that day. You might have difficulty finding a church that will make itself available to you and someone to officiate, but these are logistical challenges.
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