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Divorced, Remarried, and Canon Lawyers
I’m not a believer in making policy by polls.
That said, what do you suppose would happen to the canon law staff of the Church if annulments were no longer needed? Reassignment into parishes and other efforts? What about canon law programs in institutions of higher learning? If it happened today, how many canon lawyers would be in the episcopacy in a half-century?
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Todd lives in Minnesota, serving a Catholic parish as a lay minister.