How Can A Marriage Be Declared Null?
by Rev. Michael Smith Foster, J.C.D.
[At the time this series was written, Msgr. Michael Foster was the Associate Judicial Vicar of the Archdiocese, serving as a presiding judge on the Metropolitan Tribunal and a collegiate judge on the Provincial Court of Appeal. For a more complete treatment of this subject, see Msgr. Foster's book, Annulment: The Wedding That Was: How The Church Can Declare A Marriage Null, published by Paulist Press.]
- MARRIAGE FIRST / NULLITY SECOND
- OTHER SACRAMENTS CAN ALSO BE DECLARED NULL
- THE DIAMOND OF CONSENT
- A DECLARATION OF NULLITY BASED ON FORCE AND
- WAS THERE A LEGITIMATE MANIFESTATION OF THE
- ARE THE MINISTERS QUALIFIED ACCORDING TO THE LAW?
- MARRIAGE IS FOREVER ... OR, IS IT?
- WHY TRIBUNALS?
- THE CHILDREN ARE LEGITIMATE
- MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT DECLARATIONS OF NULLITY