MARRIAGE

complementary

differences between man and woman

storage

unconditional love towards family

philia

love between friends

eros

love with the natural feeling of sex

agape

godly love

fidelity

faithfulness

fecundity

fruitfulness

indissolubility

permanence

chastity

integrating your sexuality into your identity as a human

lust

desire for sex

prostitution

paying for sex

courtship

dating for discernment

adultery

sex between unmarried people

natural marriage

marriage with catholics or between a catholic and non-baptized person

nuptial blessing

blessing given during a catholic wedding

consent

free will that they promise to each other

domestic church

name for the family that signifies a mini church

mixed marriage

marriage between a catholic and a baptized person from another christianity

impediments

facts that make a person ineligible to marry or to receive a sacrament

Marriage for Catholics is not simply a covenant between a man and a woman, it is a contract relationship based on promises made.

false

In a Catholic understanding of, marriage is a sacred covenant between the man and woman, who pledge to one another a lifelong, faithful, and fruitful love and between the couple and God.

true

The marriage covenant is modeled on the faithfulness God showed in the covenants in both the Old and New Testaments.

true

 In the Latin Church the ministers of the Sacrament of Marriage are the priest or deacon?

false

Marriage preparation is ideally a training that runs throughout the engagement.

true

The Church believes that schools are the communities in which children best learn moral values, to honor God, and how to make good use of freedom.

false

The preparation time before marriage in each diocese is at least six months, time to focus on the three promises couples make to each other at their wedding: indissolubility, Faithfulness and fruitfulness.

false

Faithful married couples are a witness that strengthens the Church and society.

true

How does a sacramental marriage differ from a natural marriage?

a sacramental marriage is a sign of god’s love and its entered to baptize men and women

What are the prerequisites for a valid sacramental marriage?

consent, baptized, intention of a lifelong marriage, are at a legal age to marry and they come freely to marriage

What are the three promises made in marriage vows that correspond to the three promises and benefits of marriage?

indissolubility, faithful and fruitful

what are some ways marriage and holy orders are similar?

they are commitments to a lifelong vocation, sacramental and are recognized by the catholic church