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Cincinnati Diocesan Synod, 1920

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Moeller, Henrico (Archbishop).
“Synodus Dioecesana Cincinnatensis Quarta habita die 14 Decembris 1920.”
Metropolita Cincinnatensi. 1920

Second, Canon 75 of the 4th Archdiocesan Synod of 1920 stated:

Peccatum ratione sui reservatum. Coniugum, qui tribunalia civilia, causa a tribunali ecclesiastica non diiudicata, adeant ad divortium seu separationem a toro et mensa obtinendum, quamvis effectus civiles solos intendant.

Reserved sin by reason of itself. The couple, with their cause not having been judged by an ecclesiastical tribunal, who enter a civil tribunal, to obtain a divorce or separation from bed and board, however much intending only the civil effects.

 
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