Nobody has this right.

In my opinion it is a sin which cannot be forgiven. This is stealing. As we say in Maltese ’tisraq bla ma trott fil-qrar xejn ma jodd’.

One cannot imagine the anguish in which the family finds itself and how much the children suffer. When one is living with another’s husband/wife one can never be happy.

If this couple manage to obtain an annulment given their positions and children, it makes such a mockery of the whole annulment process as to defy belief (in anything).

She still cannot enter into a relationship with another partner if he is married to another woman (unless he gets an annulment as well).

A. don’t get married in the first place;
B. don’t get married in church.

In my opinion the biggest trauma for the children is the separation and the new partners of their parents.

All the children need and want is love and serenity in their families. They don’t care so much if their parents haven’t got any marriage contracts.

It has the highest mandate of them all: the mandate of common sense.

If Marlene really wants to follow the Catholic Church, once her husband divorces her, she still should live the life of a married woman. ie: no other relationships in her life because she is till married to her husband with the Catholic rites. If the Catholic marriage is dissolved, then she could do what she wants.

Naqbel hafna mal-punti ta’ Pat. Xi haga li tttini veru gewwa meta zwieg jigi annullat u jkun hemm it-tfal.

Jidher li l-knisja ddum hafna biex taghti annullament (madwar 6 snin) imma wara din il-hafna stennija jidher li kulhadd jiehdu, anke fuq adulterju. L-iskuza hi li meta jsiru r-ricerki kien hemm problemi li jaghtu lok ghall-annullament.

Sa fejn naf jiena, hemm lista ta’ ragunijiet verament serji biex zwieg jigi null.

Nies it-tip ta pullicino ituni x’nifhem li jridu jikkondizzjonaw lil Alla, lill- Knisja, lill-poplu ghax jahsbu li kulhadd stupidu.

I forgot to say that I hope Godfrey, a Zejtuni, reads this blog.