CS 397: 2-4-20: Marriage: Tuesday

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🗓️ 4 February 2020

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0:00.0	You're listening to Catholic Sprouts, the daily podcast for Catholic kids that strives to plant seeds of faith.
0:28.9	Hey there, Sprouts. Today is Tuesday, February 4th, 2020. This week on the Catholic Spouts podcast, we are talking about the sacrament of marriage. We've already talked about how God
0:35.2	established marriage, how that marriage is assigned to the world of
0:39.7	the way God loves us. Now, today we are going to talk about the nitty gritty of what needs to
0:45.2	happen before and during a marriage. So first, let's talk about the requirements that a marriage
0:53.8	is actually a sacrament.
0:56.8	Because remember, we talked about yesterday that people can go to a courthouse and get
1:02.0	a legal marriage, but there's nothing sacramental about it.
1:06.3	It's sure a beautiful way to tell someone you love them, but it's not a sacrament through which God's
1:12.9	grace flows. So in order for a marriage to be sacramental, the following three things have to be
1:21.4	true. Number one, both the husband and the wife need to freely consent, meaning you can't be forced into a marriage.
1:32.6	The next requirement is that both the husband and the wife freely and knowingly make a lifetime commitment to each other and only to each other.
1:47.1	When you get married, you can't be interested in anyone else. It has to be saying to this other person, you will be my only love, my only
1:55.7	spouse for my whole life. The third and final requirement for a marriage to be a sacrament is that both the husband
2:05.6	and the wife need to be open to children.
2:09.1	Now, maybe you know a husband and wife that really, really want a baby, but for some reason,
2:15.6	they just can't seem to get pregnant and have a baby. Now, that's
2:20.9	fine. This is God's will for some reason that we don't understand. But when they get married,
2:26.9	you do both have to say, we will accept and welcome any children that God decides to send us. Now, perhaps you have been to a wedding
2:37.2	before and you've seen the various parts of a wedding. We are just going to review some of the
2:43.2	basic things that happen in every Catholic wedding. So the first thing is that the Catholic
2:49.1	wedding has to be public, meaning you don't have to invite
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