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Some newlyweds are enjoying the winter social season, while one couple faces a less than desirable welcome.

Barbara Hutton’s former admirer Italian Prince “Jerome” Girolamo Rospigliosi arrives in America with his new bride Marian Snowden to her family’s disapproval and attempts at annulment.  In New York, the Beaux Arts Ball celebrates colonial ancestors with newlyweds William “Sam” Van Alen and Elizabeth “Betty” Kent Van Alen dressed as his ancestors.

Other people and subjects include: Alexander Hamilton, Alan Hudson Jr., Henry Hudson, George Washington, Captain William Kidd, Beatrice Lillie, Mrs. Marian Adair Snowden Davidson – Mrs. Walther Davidson, Commander Walther Davidson, James Snowden, Janet Snowden, James Snowden, Beulah Snowden, Marion Davies, Greta Garbo, Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, Marx Brothers, Boris Karloff, Mickey Mouse, Museum of the City of New York, Waldorf-Astoria NY, other Beaux Arts balls, American dollar princess, annulment, minority versus majority and estates, prenuptial agreements, Ancient Egypt, Hebrew ketubah agreements, Assyrian cuneiform tablet, New York Married Women’s Property Act, rise of prenuptial agreements, Italian courts and debts, Prince Harry and his book Spare, projection and emotional investments with public personas and stories, studying history to forecast future, Mayerling incident

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Psychology Today article “Sibling Relationships and Prince Harry’s Book” by Barbara Greenberg

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-teen-doctor/202301/sibling-relationships-and-prince-harrys-new-book

That’s What’s Her Name Podcast by Dr. Katie Nelson and Olivia Meikle (links available in the notes section and transcript)

https://whatshernamepodcast.com/

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In this episode we drive to the dessert of San Bernardino Diocese to Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Palm Dessert.  Here we meet with Fr. Tyler Tripp, Parochial Vicar at Sacred Heart and a Canon lawyer for the Diocese of San Bernardino.
Fr. Tripp talks to us about what canon law is about and answers some questions from our listeners on annulments, if canon law was broken by priest who refused communion on the tongue and many more.  We also talked a little bit about who the future Pope maybe?

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While annulments and legal separations are much less common than divorces, there are a few times that it makes sense, but there are certain qualifications that you have to meet to consider them. Listen in while I spell out the differences, and when it makes sense to choose these rare types of separation.

An annulment means the marriage never happened, or was not legally valid. It’s very rare to qualify for an annulment. In Utah, to qualify for an annulment, you have to meet 1 or more of 4 specific requirements, like if it was fraudulent, a spouse was still married to someone else, you married someone closer than a 2nd cousin, or were younger than 18.

Legal separation is also rare. It might make sense if you belong to a religion that bars divorce or if there is an immigration issue. You aren’t technically divorced but you have a legal order that outlines how you interact and co-parent. But you can’t get married again without getting a divorce.

The brother-sister duo tackles what the Catholic Church means when it talks about marriage: what is expected of the couple, what does the process leading up look like, what does a wedding look like, what about divorce, and so much more. 

In this episode, Clement and Carolyn discuss cheating, divorce, monogamy, and flirting.    We explore cheating between people and cheating as it relates to God.  Join us for this healthful discussion.  Music: “Happy”- Music by Aden.  Music:  https://www.purple-planet.com  “Folksy Days”

Timestamps:

·         God’s Forgiveness (01:07)

·         “Finger and the Ring” (04:40)

·         Wise choices (16:04)

·         Love (23:24)

·         Irreconcilable Differences (30:15)

·         To whom much is given (33:16)

·         Marital counseling (35:31)

·         Annulment (38:16)

·         Husband and wife podcast (46:07)

·         Is Flirting a form of cheating (54:13)

·         Impact on Health (1:02:14)

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What’s the difference between divorce and annulment? And what does it mean for marriage to be a sacrament? Adam and David answer these questions and more as they discuss how the Catholic Church handles marriage and separation. 

If you want to understand the Catholic perspective of marriage, you have to understand sacraments. As Adam and David explain, a sacrament is “an incarnational moment” where God acts on a supernatural level at the same that man acts on a material level. As two people are joined together in a marriage ceremony, God joins them together spiritually, giving weight to Jesus’ words, “What God has joined together, let no one separate.” Although physical separation is sometimes necessary and encouraged (for example, in the instance of spousal abuse), the Catholic Church does not recognize divorce. An annulment, which is the process of declaring a marriage “unlawful,” is the only option for a Catholic to have their marriage dissolved. 

Listen in to this episode to hear David’s grace-filled advice for Catholics who are separated or divorced, and, of course, Adam and David engage in more wordplay.


About Adam Whitescarver

Adam is passionate about seeing God’s people possess vibrant prayer lives to help them make a difference in the sphere of influence God has given them. In ministry since 2001, Adam enjoys his family, teaching, singing, and reading a myriad of subjects. He and his wife, Stephanie, live in North GA with their four children.


Jump Through the Conversation:

• [0:31] Thoughts on unity and “catholicity”
• [3:27] Opening thoughts on marriage and morality
• [4:21] God’s creation of marriage
• [6:59] Explanation of the sacraments
  • Example of baptism
  • Protestant view of the sacraments
  • Matter and form
• [11:59] Sacrament vs covenant
• [14:26] Why separation is accepted but divorce isn’t
• [16:32] Conditions for annulments
• [19:39] Matthew 5:32 and “sexual immorality”
  • Translation issues
  • Premarital intent to be unfaithful
  • Jesus’ amplification of Mosaic divorce
• [25:34] Divorced Catholics
  • [25:53] How to live as someone who has been abandoned by a spouse
  • [27:40] Options for living as someone who has divorced and remarried 

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In today's episode, Ms. Rosensweig discusses Nicolas Cage's 4-day marriage, his efforts to annul the marriage and his wife refusing to agree to an annulment and instead seeking a divorce and spousal support from him.  Ms. Rosensweig explains the difference between an annulment and a divorce, whether she thinks Nicolas Cage can get the annulment he seeks and whether or not she believes the wife can secure spousal support from Nicolas Cage.  If you've ever wondered how a divorce works, this episode is for you! 

Lisa Duffy is a Catholic wife, mother, and author. having experienced the pain of divorce, she works in divorce recovery ministry.

Lisa shares from her own personal experience of divorce the questions of where do I go from here? How did I get here? We dive into how to heal and to go forth after divorce.