Since dating a catholic woman should be ended with marriage (according to the religion's rule) - we decided to check what is stated in the canon law codex. It contains regulations on marriage in Catholicism.
So basically, a church marriage between Catholics and representatives of other faiths is allowed. At the same time, it is often regarded as an obstacle if the person has not been baptized.
Marriage, therefore, has no sacramental character. However, the bishop can dispense with his requirements concerning the potential bride and groom. To do this, the Catholic spouse must vow to align their life according to the religion's rules. And also to support the Catholic baptism of their children and their upbringing based on the Catholic faith. A final prerequisite for the marriage is the permission of the diocesan bishop or his representative.