Where can I learn more about  the Catholic views on divorce?

So glad you asked!  Most Catholics—even those with many years of parochial education—have not continued as adults in discovering the endless riches the Church has to offer. As a result, they may still hold misunderstandings of the faith (particularly about love. sex, marriage, and divorce.) Some have been misled or drawn into other faith communities.

Well, we want you all to “come home”.

Jesus is the source of your healing

We know that the fullest healing from divorce can come through deeply personal and spiritually powerful encounters with the person of Jesus Christ. The Son of God. Creator of the Universe. You and him. One on one.  He wants to console you, teach you, touch you, heal you, guide you, cleanse you, forgive you, strengthen you, and LOVE you.

He waits for you in his Holy Sacraments

And guess what these powerful, healing encounters with Him are called? You might remember them as “Outward signs instituted by Christ to give grace”.  That’s right, the Sacraments.  Anyone, at anytime, can encounter Jesus in various ways: in creation, in solitude, in communityy, inwork, or play, or in prayer. But Jesus specifically intends for us to obtain special graces not otherwise available in these mystical, mysterious encounters with him.

Go to trustworthy sources

( 1 ) If you’re hungry for more of the Catholic Faith—and the riches she has to offer—try these faithful websites for podcasts, videos, and more:

https://catholic.com    (Catholic Answers apologetics and You Tube)
https://ignatius.com       (Catholic movies, books, bibles and more)
https://formed.org      (Catholic movies, podcasts and more)

( 2 ) For direct teachings in the Cathechism:

Catechism of the Catholic Church (separation, divorce, annulment)
Sections 1626, 1628, 1629, 1649, 1650, 1651
Secitons 2382 – 2386

More: 
Do I need the Bishop’s Permission?

References:

Bible: Return to me, and I will return to you, says the LORD of hosts. Malachi 3:7

Catechism:  . . . “the Church progresses on her pilgrimage amidst this world’s persecutions and God’s consolations.” Here below she knows that she is in exile far from the Lord, and longs for the full coming of the Kingdom, when she will “be united in glory with her king.” CCC 769

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