Is divorce ever allowed in the Catholic Church? In this video, we unpack why the Church teaches the indissolubility of marriage, what Scripture and the Early Church Fathers said, when separation is legitimate, and how annulments differ from “Catholic divorce.” This is a hard, sensitive topic—handled with truth and mercy (cf. Jn 3:17).

Catholic Answers Article: https://www.catholic.com/tract/the-permanence-of-matrimony

Chapters
0:00 Why this teaching is so controversial
1:52 What the Catechism actually says (CCC 2382, 2384)
2:37 Jesus on marriage & adultery (Lk 16,18; Mk 10,11–12)
3:46 Early Church Fathers on divorce & remarriage
9:12 Abuse, adultery, and legitimate separation (CCC 2383)
12:45 What an annulment is—and isn’t (CCC 1629)
16:14 Pastoral invitation: not to condemn, but to heal (Jn 3,17)
18:14 Summary & next steps

If you’re hurting right now: Please talk to a priest or your diocesan tribunal. The Church wants to walk with you—truthfully and compassionately.

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