Sentences with phrase «even remarried»

Many women cling to the futile hope of reconciliation, even when their ex-husbands have formed new relationships or even remarried.

But I will say I know of no divorced Christians or even remarried Christians who remain apart from Christ's Truths and God's forgiving Love!

I can not in good conscience date or even remarry though.

Not exact matches

What to remember: A widow, Mary could remarry, complicating life for Robert and possibly even taking her new wealth elsewhere.

At Synods 2014 and (especially) 2015, however, we gathered that the prelates were having the nearest thing prelates ever have to a knock - down, drag - out fight over whether the divorced and remarried should be admitted to the sacraments, even when they had been practicing Catholics all their lives and married in the Church to boot.

Contracting a new union, even if it is recognised by civil law, adds to the gravity of the rupture: the remarried spouse is then in a situation of public and permanent adultery.»

This struggle is even wider than the media report, and goes beyond the issues of the divorced and remarried and of pastoral care for homosexual people.

Even the questions concerning the pastoral care of divorced and civilly remarried Catholics, and of homosexual couples — both topics of heated debate at last October's Synod of Bishops — are in the end based on theological foundations, and deal with the application of doctrine.

Consider that divorced and remarried couples do not, trembling, ask God for forgiveness every time they make love or kiss their spouse, even though some would accuse them of «living in sin» by entering into an «adulterous» union.

But, as Eden notes, this is quite misleading, for the Catholic Catechism (no. 1651) emphasizes, rather, «that the divorced, and remarried, even with the sacramental restrictions, «can and must» participate in Church life.»

As anyone who paid attention now knows, there turned out to be no need for external manipulation, because irregularities in internal procedures — what some have said amounted to «rigging» the process — led to the publication of an interim report that included highly controversial proposals on Holy Communion for the divorced and remarried, and passages that seemed to call for the Church to find value in same - sex relationships — perhaps even in homosexuality as such.

Men seem to «panic» and remarry — some even get involved with other women during separation, and others get involved even before then!

Most kids hate when their parents fight, most hold onto some thread of hope that their parents will get back together — even after they have remarried.

«I would have considered doing this even if I hadn't remarried,» Deirdre says with a lopsided grin.

he had met on an online dating service even though he never thought he would remarry!.

When Ella's mother (Hayley Atwell) dies of an unnamed illness, leaving her with a trite final lesson — «Have courage and be kind» — that the film adopts as its central moral, Ella is doted on even more by her father (Ben Chaplin), even once he eventually remarries.

Still reeling from her divorce and her husband remarrying real estate agent Marcie (Julie Bowen), Deanna is «down to clown» in college, but nothing, not even a decent, hunky frat boy like Jack (Luke Benward) falling for her, can get in her way to finally graduate and make a life change.

Since then, he's struggled professionally and remains convinced she'll return, even though she's remarried, something Bill knows because he has a tendency to peer into his ex's house and observe her new life at night.

Divorcees can sometimes claim benefits based on their ex-spouse's earnings — even if the ex is remarried.

As long as your former marriage lasted at least 10 years, you can claim spousal benefits — even if your former spouse has remarried — as long as you meet the following criteria:

If you are divorced, you can still qualify for spousal income benefits based on your ex's work record, even if he or she has remarried.

As a divorced spouse you can collect benefits on your ex-spouse's record, even if the ex-spouse has remarried and even if the ex-spouse's new spouse is collecting on the same record.

The spouse that is the main child - care provider has the right, if they have not remarried, to a percentage of the indemnity of severance collected by the other spouse to the act of cessation of the employment relationship, even if brought about and after the ruling.

It was Part III of the Matrimonial and Family Proceedings Act 1984 that provided a mechanism for someone who has not remarried or entered into a civil partnership to bring a claim in England and Wales against a spouse or former spouse even if a court has already made a financial order in divorce proceedings in another jurisdiction.

COBRA covers ex-spouses even after one party remarries, for a fixed time period.

But the court may modify or even rescind a permanent order when a spouse remarries or obtains gainful employment that obviates the need for support.

A paying parent is required to make support payments in the originally established amount even after the other parent remarries or enters into a new living arrangement.

The result is that you could receive the higher of benefits based on your own work history or half of your former spouse's benefit, even if he or she has remarried.

For example, if a husband and wife have been married 30 years, and the wife never worked during the entire marriage, the court may decide that she deserves to receive alimony even if she remarries.

Even if you remarry, your surviving spouse would have no legal rights to that death benefit.

From time to time, former spouses remarry each other, even though statistics are against them (and second marriages in general).

Research shows it is actually not uncommon for widowed parents of young children to remarry within 5 years of the loss of their former spouses.1 Some researchers have even described the deceased spouse as remaining like an invisible figure in the new marriage; their influence still lives on through the surviving spouse.2 In all my years watching re-runs of the Brady Bunch, I don't recall many references at all to the deceased parents of the children.

Generally, you are considered married until your divorce is final, and you can not legally remarry before your current marriage is terminated — even if you are in the process of divorcing.

In my practice, I frequently consult with adults who are planning to remarry, but whose children, especially teenagers, have grown increasingly angry, sad, disrespectful, demanding, or even hostile to their parent's new partner the longer they are in the family circle.

Speak with an attorney to learn the laws in your state because some jurisdictions impose a waiting period after a decree before you can remarry, even if you're marrying your ex-spouse.

Not infrequently, their husbands deliberately or unwittingly promote this, and may even have remarried in part to obtain convenient homemaking and childcare from a preferred fungible (in his mind) «mother».

They are even more popular when couples are remarrying for the second time.

For instance, if you relocate out - of - state for a job or to remarry, or even move into a new house some distance from your former spouse's (where your child resides 50 % of the time), a modification of the child custody agreement may be required.

Even if you engage with a therapist before you remarry, there's no doubt new issues will arise as you're integrating your families.

Divorce did not typically reduce symptoms of depression, raise self esteem, or increase a sense of mastery... Even unhappy spouses who had divorced and remarried were no happier on average than those who stayed married.»

Early Days of a Stepfamily Even if you engage with a therapist before you remarry, there's no doubt new issues will arise as you're integrating your families.

Given that the divorce rate for first marriages ranges in the 50 % area, and then add to that the fact that second marriages with children have a divorce rate of about 75 %, there better be some support going on in those marriages; otherwise it is going to be pointless for anyone divorced with children to even consider remarrying!

It almost feels like there are even more step families now than there are those where the parents have never been divorced or remarried.

Even the widow had moved away and remarried.

Even the widow had moved away and sometime later remarried.