Marriage Preparation Class
(Session 4)
Bride Name
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First Name
Last Name
Bride Email
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Bride Phone number
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Format: (000) 000-0000.
Groom Name
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First Name
Last Name
Groom Email
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Groom Phone number
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Format: (000) 000-0000.
1. What is consent?
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a. It is when you decide if you want to live together.
b. It is when you decide how many kids you want.
c. It is when you come to the knowledge of the faith.
d. It is an act of will by which a man and a woman by an irrevocable covenant mutually give and accept one another for the purpose of establishing a marriage.
2. What is “Lack of Due Discretion”?
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a. It is the lack of ability or failure to deliberate critically about this particular marriage in the concrete, proportionate to the serious and perpetual obligations of marriage.
b. It is when you have thought long and hard but cannot make up your mind.
c. It is when you have thoroughly examined your fiancé and have decided not to go through with the wedding.
d. It is when you learn something about your fiancé you never knew before.
3. What is “Error of Quality of the Person?”
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a. It is when you realize you have married the wrong person, confusing their identity with someone else.
b. It is when your fiancé thinks marriage is a temporary situation.
c. It is when a particular quality is so important to a person that he or she makes its presence a condition attached to consent, in effect, making the quality more important than marriage.
d. It is when you and your fiancé get “cold feet.”
4. What is “Simulation of Consent?”
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a. It is a reference to the marriage rehearsal.
b. It is when one or both parties, by an act of the will, exclude marriage itself, some essential element of marriage, or some essential property of marriage.
c. It is a reference to your proposal.
d. It is when you two agreed to marry.
5. What are the properties of marriage?
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a. Saying “I love you” and displays of affection.
b. The father of the bride paying for the wedding and the parents of the groom paying for the rehearsal dinner.
c. A honeymoon and annual vacations.
d. Unity and Indissolubility.
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