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If she marries a Hindu boy, than definetely she has to live in a Hindu custom or she can live in her own custom subject there is some understanding that need to be shared. Basically she is coming into the boy's house and you don't expect the whole family will have to forgo the Hindu custom.

If she marries outside the church, that is, not validated by a catholic priest or deacon, she can still be Catholic. Her marriage may not be recognized, but her being Catholic is fine.

She can be married in a Hindu ceremony and still be considered a valid catholic marriage if she gets church approval and takes an oath to raise the children as catholic, which her husband has to witness.

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