Catholic Wedding Information 

How to have the wedding at the location that YOU want...

Catholic Wedding

maried couple enjoying sunsetGet married by a priest even if your fiance is not Catholic,

Get a priest for your wedding at any location. This site proves that there is an alternative for you to have a wedding at an outside location and still have a valid priest!

Even if you or your fiance were never baptized or do not want to attend PreCana (premarital) counseling, it is still possible to have a priest at your wedding! How to have the wedding at the location that YOU want--even garden settings or the beach areas.

How to get a baptism, annulment, 1st Communion, Confirmation completed in days or weeks without classes, or voluminous paperwork. 

Dispensations for lack of baptism, ritual used, location, etc. in a matter of days from a bishop. 

Immediate scheduling of your officiating priest so that you know that you will have one on the day of your wedding. 

Congratulations, you have located the correct website.  if you need catholic wedding information, you want to get married by a priest, an if fiance is not catholic, no problem.

How is this possible? By use of the little known avenue of using an Orthodox bishop that will help you. Remember, all Orthodox are considered to be Catholic by Rome. Many people have forgotten that the Orthodox are part of the "one, holy, catholic and apostolic church." Here is an Orthodox Catholic bishop that will help you:

Note: Bishop Cooper never claimed to be a Roman Catholic bishop; he claims to be Orthodox. It is the Vatican that has said that the Orthodox share the Catholic Faith and are separated sister Catholic Churches. The Envoy Magizine article about Bishop Cooper is misleading. The terms Orthodox Catholic and Orthodox Christian are synonomous. There are independent Western Rite Orthodox jurisdictions all over the world. Bishop Cooper's Order does NOT have gay or women priests.

"Serious couples will call by telephone and speak with the Bishop directly. No text messages, please."

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