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My husband is Roman Catholic and I m Pentecostal. We married under a lot of pressure with no family members present.

After much strife our families have agreed We have been trying to book a notice of marriage and are waiting for a reply. We may have to opt for a Convalidation which would destroy our families again as they might find out what we felt we had to do. We understand that a nuptial mass and a Convalidation are essentially the same But are registers still signed in a Convalidation ceremony?

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  • Without a source to affirm such as yes, I would believe that the answer would be in the affirmative. I will keep looking.
    – Ken Graham
    May 16, 2022 at 12:21
  • Convalidation and a nuptial Mass are not strictly mutually exclusive. One is specifically a process to "fix" a canonical defect with a marriage and one is the liturgical rite for contracting marriage. More germane to your question is there is precedence for a marriage that is not recorded in the normal way, but I don't recall the grounds for when it might be done
    – eques
    May 16, 2022 at 18:57

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