From a reader of this blog and advocate for the family. Let us support one another in these most difficult times.
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Hi David,
You might have friends who would
appreciate the resources developed by Mary’s Advocates, and I ask you to
forward this message. Furthermore, would you please share this on your Vox
Cantoris blog?
As you
may recall, with the non-profit organization Mary’s Advocates, I work to reduce
unilateral no-fault divorce and support those who are unjustly abandoned. In
unilateral no-fault divorce, those who control the split of everything, view
marriage obligations in a way that is diametrically opposed to the Christian
and Catholic understanding. In no-fault divorce, no distinction is made between
the party who reneges on the marriage promises, and the party who is counting
on those promises to be upheld.
The USCCB, National Catholic Register, and
LifeSiteNews have publicized our work. I presented a paper in Rome at a
symposium with welcome letter by Cardinal Raymond Burke. Relevant Radio and Ave
Maria Radio have had me as a guest on their shows. Recently, I was on
ETWN radio with Jerry Usher (listen HERE).
Resource: Wedding and Renewal of Vows
Mary’s
Advocates developed a “True Marriage Proclamation Set.” Please forward this to anyone celebrating a
wedding or anniversary, or give a set as a gift. With a “True
Marriage Proclamation Set,” a man and woman sign their wedding promises as a
keepsake, and designate a 3rd-party arbitrator to manage any marital issues in
accordance with the Catholic Code of Canon Law, or the Bible. They never
want unilateral no-fault divorce in their future. For those who know couples,
we have a 4”x 5” card that can be passed along (see card HERE).
The
“True Marriage Proclamation Set” was reviewed by Fr. Rocky Hoffman, who has a
doctorate in Canon Law from the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, Rome.
He’s also the Executive Director of Relevant Radio and he says, “All pastors recognize the need for better
preparation for the sacrament of Marriage. The ‘True marriage
Proclamation Set’ can be a powerful tool to help spouses deeply consider what
they are doing in the presence of God.”
Resource: Upholding Marriage in
Crisis
For
Catholics who did nothing gravely wrong justifying separation of spouses (who
are about to be involuntarily separated, or already divorced), Mary’s Advocates
shows them how to ask the Church to implement the canon law on separation of
spouses. The canons aim toward outcomes that are in accordance with Divine Law,
natural law, and true justice (See Resources > Defending Marriage).
We publicize the Catholic Canon Law and excerpts from the U.S. Constitution
that can be implemented to reduce the injustice of unilateral no-fault divorce.
This could ultimately inspire a spouse to reconcile, because an abandoner would
be held accountable.
The
secular world tells a separated spouse, or a divorce Defendant, that his
marriage has failed or ended. Mary’s Advocates’ support network is
for those who reject this secular view, but, instead, hope to be reconciled and
know a marriage only ends when either party dies.
Sincerely Yours in Christ,
Bai
P.S. In my review of the book, Torn Asunder: Children, the Myth of the Good Divorce, and
the Recovery of Origins, I highlight the harm caused to children by
divorce. This information could lead someone wanting a divorce to change his or
her mind.
Bai Macfarlane
Mary’s Advocates
330-690-8942
2 comments:
The Catholic Church directly undermines and destroys marriages using, intentionally and knowingly, the incentive of a nearly certain finding of nullity, once an annulment petition has been accepted.
It is time that the tribunal system is shut down or the Catholic Church should be driven into bankruptcy and sold to the highest bidder.
I have dealt with this corruption since 1989 and the fact that our marriage is a valid sacrament means nothing, NOTHING, to the entire Catholic Church which has ALWAYS ACCEPTED MY WIFE AND HER ADULTEROUS NON CATHOLIC LOVER AS HUSBAND AND WIFE
EVEN FOR THE SACRAMENTS OF OUR CHILDREN!!
WAKE UP PEOPLE!
Karl
A Catholic story:
https://www.olrl.org/stories/wizclip.shtml
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