Annulment, 100 Questions and Answers for Caholics – A Book Review

Posted: January 2nd, 2010 | Author: Don | Filed under: Misc | Tags: annulment, book, book review, book reviews, catholic, catholic church, Catholics, divorce, invalid, Jacqui Rapp, marriage, Pete Bere, review | No Comments »

Annulment, 100 Questions and Answers for Catholics, written by Pete Vere and Jacqui Rapp, goes over the process of declaring a marriage invalid in the Catholic Church.

The authors have taken 100 common questions that have been asked by people, including myself, and break down what the annulment process is all about. They explain what the annulment means, the people involved in the process, from a “top level” what the process consist of, including answering concerns about what happens at each stage, what the appeal process is, for both the petitioner and the respondent, then it closes with ways of keeping a marriage together.

This book is written in a clear, easy to read way. It debunks some myths of the Catholic Annulment process, and helps you through the mental process of going forward with an annulment should you need one. A good book to look to if you have questions about the annulment, or are thinking about going to your Priest for one.

I am about to start the process of an annulment myself, and this book answered many of my questions. I will probably also get a copy of this book for my parents and others in my family so they understand what I will be going through and why I am going through the process.

This review was written as part of the Catholic book Reviewer program from The Catholic Company. Visit The Catholic Company to find more information on Annulment – 100 Questions & Answers for Catholics .

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