The Roman Catholic hierarchy has traditionally dealt with the prohibition against divorce by issuing annulments. But over the past few years, the Church has moved beyond the Roman Catholic community and is now routinely annulling marriages outside its own Church, including marriages between Protestants and Catholics, and between Protestants and Protestants. Divorced persons may be pleased or crushed by the end of their marriage, but most would probably admit that they did start that marriage truly cognizant of the meaning of the vows they spoke. Children of non-Catholic marriages have just as much right to be considered offspring of a valid union recognized by whatever deity in the sight of whom the couple chose to marry. The organization provides emotional support and factual information in helping Respondents deal with the complex annulment process.
All Respondents have certain rights.
This is called Tribunal Competency. You have the right to an Advocate to ensure that your rights are protected. P.O. Box 5119, Cochituate, MA 01778. Save Our Sacrament is a non-profit organization. But Protestants, persons of other faiths, agnostics and atheists may also discover that a Tribunal declared their non-Catholic marriage invalid, with or without their consent.