Catholics: Do You Think It Is Ok To Have Sex After Divorce?
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Catholics and sex and divorce
Is it OK?
I know the Church believes in chastity, but would it be ok to have sex after divorce if your not remarried yet? Please,if you could give your opinions that would be great!
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Only with your ex-wife, since God does not recognize the divorce anyway.
All previous marriages, civil or religious, have to be dealt with before someone can be married in the Catholic Church (and have sex).
The Catholic Church believes that God does not recognize civil divorces.
Jesus said, "Therefore what God has joined together, no human being must separate." (Mark 10:9)
However there may be hope of a declaration of nullity.
The term "annulment" is a misnomer because the Church does not undo or erase a marriage bond.
Rather the Church issues a declaration of nullity when it discovers that the parties were not truly joined by God and hence a full spiritual sacramental marriage as understood by the Church was not present.
Then the parties are free to marry for the first time.
Approach the appropriate person your in your parish who has been trained in the process. If you encounter difficulties, you may go directly to the diocese.
Be prayerful, honest and patient. It takes a while.
With love in Christ.
nope. it’s only okay between a married couple.
Unless the divorce is justified by the Catholic Church then no. Not even if you are remarried.
if your a catholic you can’t get a divorce.
the Church considers it adultery…
you can only get divorce by law, but in religion, you are still married, even if papers say you are divorced, the best option (if possible, i mean, analyzing the situation and causes) is to try to solve the problem and try to reconstruct the relationship. That way you could have sex, but if you are doing it with someone else, we must remember you are still married, like others say, it is adultery.
If it’s permitted at all, it would have to be with your current spouse, assuming the Church has not annulled your marriage.
NOT passing judgment on you, just answering the question flattly and directly. Please do not get offended.
Karenita EWTN answerer who posted before me is right.
Sex in the Catholic church is only between married couples. You don’t get a pass just because you were previously married and haven’t YET remarried.
There are a couple of aspects we have to look at here.
1) As stated, sex is within the confines of marriage. — according to the bible and the Catholic church.
2) In the past.. sex constituted marriage. In the OT, if you slept with a virgin, you were married and it was illegal for you to bail on her or take off. You HAD to ask her father for marriage. So before Christ, sex roughly was equal to marriage. – Culturally speaking
3) Christians are expected to obey the laws of the land, so long as they don’t conflict with good conscience and religious teachings. Societies creation of limits on who can marry, marriage certificates, marriage ceremonies, etc. are not against Christian teaching, so Christians are expected to follow them. That means sex no longer equals marriage. We have to get licenses and have a ceremony performed. — So we have to obey these laws.
4) In either case, if sex= marriage OR we follow the normal cultural cereomonies, Sex STILL should ONLY happen in the confines of marraige. So you aren’t suppose to have sex outside of marriage PERIOD, end of story.
5) IF you got civilly married, then you are STILL married in the eyes of the church. It is said in Genesis and then repeated Again by Jesus, himself in the new testament that "what God hath brought together, let no man lay asunder" meaning what God condones and considers joined in Heaven, should NOT be separated by anyone, even the 2 who are married. The 2 have become 1, so if God condones this.. who are we to break these 2 who are no longer 2, but are in fact, now 1.
6) The Catholic church does however, believe that some Marriages were NEVER valid in the first place. Usually 1 of the spouses hid something significantly from the other spouse, so significant that not telling them that, stripped that person’s freewill to enter into a state of holy matrimony. Examples are hiding the fact that they are still married to another person. Hiding on going drug abuse or child molestation. Hiding the fact that they had surgery to prevent them from having children, i.e. vasectomy or hysterectomy. The Cahtolic church has a process where by you can submti a case to be reviewed and they may grant you an anullment, which means your marriage was never valid and in those cases ONLY, you are allowed to re-marry.
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So, wrapping this all up for you.. if you WERE married but never got it anulled, then you are essentially STILL married in the eyes of the church. Work things out with your spouse or stay separated, but you shouldn’t get re-married. You can have sex with your spouse, if you wish, since you are still married. But having sex with anyone else would not just be a sin of fornication or having sex outside of marriage, BUT would actually be a sin against your existing marriage to your first spouse. You’d be sinning against your marriage vows and that person as well.
Sorry, again, I don’t mean to offend, just answering the question.
I do not pass judgement on you and realize there is probably a LOT more the situation then can be relayed in Yahoo Answers.
<<Catholics: do you think it is ok to have sex after divorce?>>
The earthly legal exercise of divorce does not have the power to dissolve a union consecrated by God in the Holy Sacrament of Matrimony. Thus, divorce is irrelevant to the Church.
Any sex a divorced person has, unless it is with the one he/she divorced from, is considered adultery: a violation of marital vows.
<<I know the Church believes in chastity, but would it be ok to have sex after divorce if your not remarried yet?>>
Again, no. One cannot engage in sex outside the marital union. In the case of a legal divorce, the couple is still married, as far as the Church is concerned, so any sex that happens after divorce constitutes adultery.
<<Please,if you could give your opinions that would be great!>>
Opinions are irrelevant.
Truth is what is important.
No, sex outside of marriage is NEVER okay.
Sex outside of marriage is fornication, even if after a divorce. Marriage is a sacrament. If you were married in the Church and left your spouse, you cannot remarry until you’ve gotten your first marriage annulled.
God bless.
Yes. You were never married in the first place go find a good Mexican catholic woman who will treat you better than you last horrible experience.
Is it okay to date or marry with other denominations? Why or why not? If so, what’s the limit? There is a pretty big disparity between my mainline faith and my girfriend’s charismatic evangelical faith.