uh oh

ootmother2

Today's New York Times carried a gay wedding announcement.  No biggie, I think that they have done even since they were called "Commitment Ceremonies"


" Mr. Roger Danforth and Mr. Richard Termaine were married on Friday night by Luitherin minister, xxx along with Revend Michael DeVito, a Roman Catholic priest and cousin of Mr. Termaine"

although I am very pro commitment ceremonies to protect the not "legal" spouses", I think that bringing in a Catholic priest could backfire.  In this case, I hope not because he was family.

www.NewYorkTimes.com/Vows

lalaith50

Is there a second comment on this? (I only see one, but the main page tells me there are two. I am partly typing this in hopes that when I submit it, it will enable me to see aforementioned invisible comment...)

MedStudent13

I'm having the same probelem... 

ootmother2

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/cultural-wedding-boards_catholic-weddings_uh-oh?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Cultural Wedding BoardsForum:615Discussion:673f3adc-8c91-4bff-b1d7-4ef7441f6567Post:8e054b3a-9cd1-4863-8b36-a570128d99be">Re: uh oh</a>:
[QUOTE]Is there a second comment on this? (I only see one, but the main page tells me there are two. I am partly typing this in hopes that when I submit it, it will enable me to see aforementioned invisible comment...)
Posted by lalaith50[/QUOTE]

No second page that I could see.  Sorry, I tossed the weekend papers this morning. 

ETA:  I went down to my neighbors  apartment as I noticed they are on vacation and their papers are piling up so I borrowed Sunday's NYT.  There is nothing other than their photo, the officiants, professions.

The fact that the groom's cousin, a Roman Catholic priest assisted at the wedding was simply in the paragraph about where the wedding took place and who officiated