-
until the
couple consummate,
after which the
sacramental marriage is
dissoluble only by the
death of a spouse. Therefore, for
Polish Roma, once married...
- was
never consummated as, also
according to
canon law, a
marriage was
dissoluble unless consummated. Catherine's
second wedding took
place on 11 June 1509...
-
until the
couple consummate,
after which the
sacramental marriage is
dissoluble only by the
death of a spouse. An
unconsummated marriage can be dissolved...
-
intended as a
lifelong covenant, but vary in
their response to its
dissolubility through divorce. The
Catholic Church treats all
consummated sacramental...
-
Catholic Church,
before the 1917 Code of
Canon Law, the
minimum age for a
dissoluble betrothal (sponsalia de ****uro) was
seven years in the contractees. The...
- my
education at
University College Galway, now NUIG, that I
formed in-
dissoluble friendships with a host of
Irish speakers,
mostly from
Connemara and the...
-
influence and
complete the reformation. They
largely supported marital dissolubility promoting divorce and remarriage.[citation needed]
Prominent Puritans...
-
concerned only a ****ure
marriage and as such was seen as a
betrothal dissoluble by the
mutual consent of the
involved parties. It was
presumed that the...
-
inclusions in the
reduction smelting of
metal formed because of
admixture dissolubility decreasing during cooling and consolidation. The present-day
level of...
-
obtained from the
resultant wine or
liquor left in it for 24
hours was not
dissoluble by the stomach. The
infused liquid containing antimony would give a cathartic...
