(5)       In performing duties or exercising powers in relation to the proceedings under the Commonwealth Act, a court may ask questions of, and seek evidence or the production of documents or other things from, parties, witnesses and experts on matters relevant to the proceedings. (2A)  For the purposes of both the making of an application under subsection (1) and the operation of the                      (a)  a person has given notice under section 39DB or paragraph 39DD(2)(b) (notice requesting to be identified as a religious marriage celebrant); and                     (b)  at the end of 3 months after the day on which the notice was given, the person has not been:                              (i)  identified as a religious marriage celebrant on the register of marriage celebrants; or                             (ii)  notified by the Registrar that the Registrar has decided not to identify the person as a religious marriage celebrant on the register of marriage celebrants;the Registrar is taken to have decided, on the last day of the 3 month period, not to identify that person as a religious marriage celebrant on the register of marriage celebrants. It is an object of this Act to create a legal framework:                     (a)  to allow civil celebrants to solemnise marriage, understood as the union of 2 people to the exclusion of all others, voluntarily entered into for life; and                     (b)  to allow ministers of religion to solemnise marriage, respecting the doctrines, tenets and beliefs of their religion, the views of their religious community or their own religious beliefs; and                     (c)  to allow equal access to marriage while protecting religious freedom in relation to marriage. Helpful information Text of bill. Pour le service du Diocèse aux Armées Françaises, le Cardinal André Vingt-Trois, Archevêque de Paris, assisté de Monseigneur Luc Ravel, Archevêque de Strasbourg, et de […]Fiche de l’Observatoire Foi et Culture (OFC 2017, n° 12) sur le film de Nicolas Boukhrief, « La confession » (2017), nouvelle adaptation cinématographique du roman de Béatrick Beck, « Léon Morin, prêtre » (1952), déjà porté à l’écran par le réalisateur Jean-Pierre Melville, en 1961. Malgré la multiplicité des formes de mariages religieux dans le monde, deux conditions préalables semblent être exigées partout : l'hétérosexualité du couple, et le fait pour l'une ou l'autre des deux personnes de ne pas être déjà engagé dans un mariage précédent. (3)  A minister of religion may refuse to solemnise a marriage despite anything in this Part,                     (a)  the refusal conforms to the doctrines, tenets or beliefs of the religion of the minister’s religious body or religious organisation;                     (b)  the refusal is necessary to avoid injury to the religious susceptibilities of adherents of that religion;                     (c)  the minister’s religious beliefs do not allow the minister to solemnise the marriage. Vous pouvez partager vos connaissances en l’améliorant (Dans la religion shintoïste : voir l'article relatif au Cette section est vide, insuffisamment détaillée ou incomplète. (5)       If, before the recognition time, a separation declaration was made, as described in section 90UF of the (6)       If, before the recognition time, a separation declaration was made as described in subsection 90MP(8), (9) or (10) of the (7)       Subitem (6) applies whether the separation declaration was included in the superannuation agreement or not.Division 3—Matters under the Family Court Act 1997 (WA)(1)       This item applies to proceedings in a court (the                      (b)  related to a de facto relationship that:                              (i)  existed before or when the proceedings were instituted; and                             (ii)  was between 2 persons who were parties to a single pre‑commencement same‑sex marriage solemnised before the proceedings were instituted.Continuation of proceedings under the Family Law Act 1975                     (a)  as if they related to a marriage that had been solemnised when the pre‑commencement same‑sex marriage was solemnised; and                     (b)  if the proceedings were Part 5A proceedings (within the meaning of the WA Act)—as if anything done before the recognition time for the purposes of a provision of Part 5A of the WA Act (except Division 3 of that Part) had been done for the purposes of the corresponding provision of Part VIII of the Commonwealth Act.Note 1:    Part VIII of the Commonwealth Act is about property, spousal maintenance and maintenance agreements relating to a marriage. (3)  This section does not limit the grounds on which a body established for religious purposes may refuse to make a facility available, or to provide goods or services, for the purposes of the solemnisation of a marriage, or for purposes reasonably incidental to the solemnisation of a marriage. […]« Usons de miséricorde envers notre maison commune », Message du pape François pour la deuxième Journée mondiale de prière pour la sauvegarde de la Création, le 1er septembre 2016. (aa)  is satisfied that the marriage celebrant is no longer entitled to be identified as a religious marriage celebrant on the register of marriage celebrants; or               ; or (f)  is satisfied that the marriage celebrant’s notice under section 39DB or paragraph 39DD(2)(b) (notice requesting to be identified as a religious marriage celebrant) was known by the marriage celebrant to be false or misleading in a material particular.

C’est ainsi que vous pourrez parfaitement vous rendre à votre mariage en état de grâce. Legislation that is specified in a Schedule to this Act is amended or repealed as set out in the applicable items in the Schedule concerned, and any other item in a Schedule to this Act has effect according to its terms. See also Common-Law Marriage.