Divorce and Annulments
After a Catholic goes through a divorce, there is so much confusion and misinformation about practicing their faith. The truth is that your Catholic faith is the very key to your healing after a divorce and is vital to living a life filled with promise, peace, and joy.
Catholics Come Home has teamed up with DivorcedCatholic.com, the leading organization committed to helping divorced Catholics, to provide you with the truth about living your Catholic faith after a divorce or separation and to help shed light on some of the challenges faced by divorced Catholics, like single parenting, dealing with your ex-spouse, managing money and finances, and dating and relationships.
Read more >>Find answers to these questions and more
Am I still welcome in the Church?
Can I receive communion?
What is an annulment and why do I need one?
What does the Church teach about divorce and remarriage?
I feel like an outcast. How can I cope?
Hope After Divorce
Father Thomas Williams, Journey of Hope Conference, Atlanta
Resources
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By Lisa Duffy and Vince FreseA must read for divorced men and women, especially if you are Catholic, and the perfect curriculum for parish groups. This book is an indispensable tool for healing, no matter how long you've been divorced and is completely Catholic. -
By Lorene Hanley DuquinUsing authentic Church teaching, spiritual insights, and real-life examples from her work as Director of Parish Life, author Lorene Hanley Duquin leads you through each stage of the annulment process. -
Journey of Hope
This powerful Catholic-based support program will help you heal, keep the faith, and restore hope alongside fellow divorced Catholics in your parish.
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- A recent Vatican document dealing with the dignity of marriage, divorce and annulments





