catholic church nj

It could be on a weekday..

I'd contact the parish office and see what could be arranged.

I think the one-year wait time is in order for you and your spouse-to-be to attend a Pre-Cana Conference--a kind of premarital counseling intended to make you, as a couple, aware of various issues that may need to be addressed before they turn into major problems following the wedding.

Good luck to you both!

2009-07-06 07:29:30 by travelerkm

St.Thomas Syro Malabar Catholic Church, East Milstone,NJ, Parish kids Song - Happy Day- Family Nite2009

Anyone know of a catholic church in Bergen County, NJ that would marry a never married baptised but not confirmed male with a never married chrisitian woman.

Any Catholic parish should be able to marry the couple. The basic requirement that one is a baptized Catholic has already been met.

There are many parishes in Bergen County, NJ, just pick the closest one, call them up, explain the situation, and they will give you all the options.

Here is a list of Bergen County parishes: http://www.rcan.org/parishes/bergenparis hes.htm

With love and prayers in Christ.

2006-08-24 08:02:13 by vp

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2006-09-27 21:01:33 by auntfran8

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Getting married in July and I'm trying to find a Catholic Church who will marry a catholic (me) and a methodist (my fiance). I know the Catholic church is very strict on such circumstances and requires you to promise to raise your children Catholic or to even convert to Catholicism. I am looking for a church in the NJ shore area who is somewhat "liberal" and will marry 2 people from different religious backgrounds.
The church we had originally planned on is now "unavailable" and has no a/c--so we are going nuts trying to find another church. I'm running out of options as all the methodist churches are either too small or not what i imagined.
Yes I am a church goer and I am very accepting and open minded of people's religious beliefs-I do not judge.

If you answer, I am not looking for criticism but some guidance and direction on whether or not it is possible for us to even marry in a Catholic setting. If so, any recommendations are appreciated!

I'd say get married at a non denominational church , I was raised catholic and the Lord brought me out of it. I would never ever want a catholic wedding (never ever) my whole family is catholic and that is what they would want for me (but it's never going to happen haha) Or perhaps get married in the methodist church. But shun the Catholic church just like they are so quick to shun your soon to be husband. Just give it a thought.


I thought it was funny that you put two religious backrounds on your questions when i asked the question are catholic's christian and i get they are the same thing! um so it seems like if the Catholics won't marry two people that aren't both Christian (as you say not me) then who is really separating them? you are..

2009-02-01 05:47:08 by iceiznice

I know this isn't really a family quesiton, but I figured some may be able to help...
We're moving to the Glassboro, NJ and I'm trying to find Roman Catholic Churches in the area, but I'm not sure where to find this information online. Any suggestions?

There are two Catholic parishes in Glassboro:

Our Lady of Lourdes Parish
500 Greentree Rd
Glassboro NJ, 08028
Phone: 856-881-0909
Fax: 856-881-5457
http://www.churchofourladyoflourdes.org/

St Bridget Parish
125 Church Street
Glassboro NJ, 08028-
Phone: 856-881-2753
Fax: 856-881-9697

http://www.camdendiocese.org/parishes/gc .html

With love in Christ.

2008-06-14 08:21:11 by Nicole M.