Chapter, Paragraph
1 9,5| of betrothal and that of marriage. In the former the man and
2 9,5| engagement. In the rite of marriage their union is blessed with
3 9,5| betrothal apart from that of marriage. In our day the latter is
4 9,5| token of consent to their marriage, and their parents or elders
5 9,5| immediately before the rite of marriage. The home betrothal is a
6 9,5| of rings.”~ ~The Rite of Marriage.~ After the rite of betrothal
7 9,5| proceeds to the actual rite of marriage.~ This rite begins with
8 9,5| granted a blessing upon their marriage, chastity, well-favored
9 9,5| chastity of their life before marriage, and reminds them that they
10 9,5| purity of their lives after marriage also. In Greece they use
11 9,5| After the ceremony of marriage and the blessing, a prokimenon
12 9,5| Christ’s presence at the marriage at Cana in Galilee.~ The
13 9,5| Conditions of the Legality of a Marriage.~ Besides the mutual consent
14 9,5| conditions must be observed for a marriage to be legal: 1) they must
15 9,5| sixth (second cousins), marriage is sometimes permitted,
16 9,5| obstacles to the projected marriage, the bans are published
17 9,5| completed and signed, can the marriage ceremonies be performed.~ ~
18 9,5| The Order for a Second Marriage.~ The Orthodox Church allows
19 9,5| and also persons whose marriage has been dissolved for one
20 9,5| occasionally, a third) marriage; but this she considers
21 9,5| celebration of a second or third marriage does not take place with
22 9,5| solemnity as that of a first marriage. The prayers at the rites
23 9,5| that accompany the rite of marriage are of a penitential nature;
24 9,5| two is contracting a first marriage, the rites are not curtailed.~ ~
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