Can a catholic woman marry a divorced protestant man in a protestant church?

Yes. The problem would only arise if the Catholic was divorced, and trying to remarry in a Catholic church. Since neither of these factors are the case here, you and your soon-to-be husband will be fine in a Protestant church.

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Sure it depends on the denomination of the church, its not that complicated probably what they are gonna ask you is that if your "save" and or baptized which is not mandatory is just a big step of faith (Recived Jesus In your heart) and good luck its kind of hard to marry someone with different believes

Thanks CMarie, not engaged yet but we have discussed this in the past and he just got divorced but I know we will in the near future, Pilot848 thank you also!

Go for it. The only thing that the Catholic church will say is that if you do you wont be able to recieve the sacraments in the catholic church. But its not a matter of what the church really says, its what you feel and want to do with the rest of your life, and I would say be happy with a person you really can love. Good luck

You can marry but it won’t be recognized by the Catholic Church. He should try for an annulment of his marriage and then you would be free to marry him.

Jesus:
"Haven't you read," he replied, "that at the beginning the Creator 'made them male and female,'5and said, 'For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh'? So they are no longer two, but one. Therefore what God has joined together, let man not separate." (Matt 19)

A woman can marry where she wants to and to whom she. Wants if she is catholic she knows better if she wants to continue her catholic religion,

Respected Lady,

You can marry any one anywhere in the world at any church provided it is the will of God for you.
Will of God matters the most. If you have a personal relationship with God, He will direct your heart on this matter.

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