US EditionWedding of Trans Couple in Argentina Is Null, Archbishop Says
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Who Is the Priest Who Married a Trans Couple in Corrientes and What His Superiors Now Asked Him For?
It is after the stir over the case of the union between militant Solange Ayala (33) and Isaías Díaz Núñez (26).In the parish they assured that Fray Fernando Luis Gómez will remain outside the province until the end of the month.
The marriage of a trans couple in a Catholic church in Corrientes resulted in a strong controversy. The Archdiocese of the province announced that it will declare the wedding null and, in turn, the priest who gave it could receive canonical sanctions.The liaison, in charge of the friar Fernando Luis Gómez, was held on January 28 between Solange Ayala and Isaias Díaz Núñez - both with gender identities registered under the Gender Identity Law - i…
It was confirmed that the archbishopric of Corrientes declared null and void the marriage of the trans couple who had celebrated their union in the Parish of Our Lady of Pompeii, on 28 January. Archbishop José Adolfo Larregain, Archbishop of Corrientes, issued an official communiqué in which he stated that he did not grant authorization for the celebration or receive the ecclesiastical documentation required to validate the sacrament. In the sam…
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elciudadanoweb.comBuenos Aires, 18 February (NA) – The trans marriage celebrated between Isabel Díaz Núñez and Solange Ayala in Corrientes was declared null and void by the Archdiocese of that province. The young people married on 28 January last in the parish Nuestra Señora de Pompeya, in the capital, while the marriage took place with the names listed in the identity documents and not with those listed in their baptisms. The priest of the chapel told Díaz Núñez…
An unprecedented scandal has occurred in the Argentine diocese of Corrientes. A well-known gender activist, presenting himself as a woman, received the blessing of a "marriage" in a church. He attempted to enter into marriage with a biological woman who, in turn, "identifies" as male. The priest stated that nothing stood in the way of such a union. Meanwhile, the bishop recently declared that the sacrament did not take place due to obstacles – a…
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