First Things To Know
What Every Respondent Needs to Know
Respondent's Guide to Catholic Annulment
Changes to the Annulment Process, 2015
The New "Briefer Process" for Annulment
Pope Francis Wants All Annulments to be Free
Have You Been Harassed by Tribunal Personnel?
Resources
Shattered Faith by Sheila R. Kennedy
Questions That Tribunals Use to Invalidate Your Sacrament
Our Experiences
Getting Your Power Back & How to use the HIPPA Act in Your Defense
Children Hurt by the Annulment Process
Our Messages to the Tribunals and Rota
Sample Respondent Letters to the Pope &
SOS Letter to the Pope
Is a Class Action Lawsuit Against a Marriage Tribunal Possible?
Contact Us
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Respondent's Guide to Catholic Annulments
Third Edition, by Carole R. Bishop.
In the past we have asked $10 for an email of the following guide. We decided to upload it onto our website to facilitate the Respondent’s access. If you find this Guide helpful, please either use the PayPal buttom below or mail to:
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Box 5119
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This unique publication is designed to help Respondents respond effectively and assertively in response to annulment petitions filed by their former spouses, by providing Respondents with an understanding of the annulment process conducted by the tribunals of the Catholic Church.
If you are just at the beginning of an annulment case, the first section of the Guide is for you.
If you are beginning the Appeal phase, the second section (and perhaps the first) is what you need. If you are a Respondent and lost the annulment case but wish to re-apply in order to reopen the case, then the third section will help you, along with the first two sections. These three sections also offer step-by-step advice on how to complete the requisite paperwork.
The Guide has five appendices:
Appendix A is a "Flow Chart" depicting the divergent paths that cases may take through the tribunals' maze.
Appendix B is a short list of books that we at SOS found very helpful.
Appendix C provides a brief introduction to the Code of Canon Law book use by all tribunals.
Appendix D provides the citations of most of the canon laws cited in the text.
Appendix E contains a glossary for easy reference of many unfamiliar terms.
This Guide is registered as a non-literary work with the Copyright Office at the Library of Congress.
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