Conditions
The petitioner (one of the parties in the marriage to be dissolved):
- if baptised and Catholic at the time of the marriage in question, must intend to marry a baptised Christian (soon after or in the future).
- if non-baptised or baptised in another Christian Church, must either
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- intend to enter the Catholic Church or be baptised in it, or
- intend to marry a baptised practising Catholic.
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