Indianapolis archdiocese ending marriage annulment fee
INDIANAPOLIS STAR
By Associated Press
INDIANA---The Catholic Archdiocese of Indianapolis is eliminating fees for marriage annulments, a step that follows comments by Pope Francis that the church should make it easier for some divorced Catholics to remarry. Archbishop Joseph Tobin says those seeking to have a previous marriage declared null had been asking to pay $675 to help cover administrative costs. The Fort Wayne-South Bend Catholic diocese and others around the country also have eliminated such fees. The Indianapolis archdiocese includes some 230,000 Catholics in central and southern Indiana. [link]
By Associated Press
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| Archbishop Joseph Tobin discusses the first year of Pope Francis's papacy during an interview in Indianapolis on February 25, 2014. (Photo: Matt Detrich/The Star) |
