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Re: Can a Catholic marry a Protestant in a Protestant church?
The man would need permission from his bishop to marry a non-Catholic in a non-Catholic marriage service. If he has those two permissions, yes, he can marry a Protestant in a Protestant church.
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Can a Catholic marry a Protestant in a Protestant church?
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