Yes. The Catholic church in the Philippines is open to mixed marriages/interfaith marriages/mixed-faith marriages. And contrary to popular belief, non-Catholics aren’t required to get baptized in a Roman Catholic church before getting married. Couples with different religious beliefs can still get married in a Catholic church, provided that one of them is a Catholic and that they comply with the requirements requested by the church. These requirements vary depending on religion. A mixed marriage is between a Catholic and a non-Catholic Christian (e.g., Methodist, Baptist, Seventh-day Adventist, etc.). On the other hand, a disparity of cult is a marriage between a Catholic and a non-Christian (e.g., Hindu, Buddhist, etc.). Please ask the church where you plan to tie the knot regarding the requirements and guidelines for these types of marriages. If you’re a non-Catholic Christian, for example, the church can grant you the freedom to marry by getting a clearance from the Archdiocesan Chancery Office at the Archbishop’s Office, 121 Arzobispo St., Intramuros, Manila. The clearance can be obtained by submitting a Letter of Approval from the pastor or minister of your non-Catholic sect, which will state that you’re qualified to get married and no legal impediment prevents you.