Vetitum/Annulment Counseling
In some cases, even though the Tribunal has found the marriage invalid, either or both of the parties to the marriage proven null are prevented from entering another marriage in the Church until certain matters are adequately addressed. In such cases, a Vetitum or prohibition is placed on either or both parties.
If you have received a letter of nullity from your diocese in response to your annulment application, but a Vetitum has been placed on your annulment, counselors at Redeeming Grace Counseling can provide the counseling services for you.
When contacting Redeeming Grace, designate that you are requesting services for a Vetitum, since this will require a release of information from both the tribunal office and Redeeming Grace Counseling. Individual sessions will follow, after which Redeeming Grace Counseling writes a report and submits it to the tribunal office.
Tri-state Tribunal Offices
For further questions about obtaining an annulment, please contact the tribunal office where you currently reside in or where your marriage took place.
Patroness Saint:
St. Helena (mother of Constantine the Great)
O holy and blessed St. Helen, you know well what it's like to be a divorcee.
You felt the pain of betrayal and rejection, sadness over your marriage ending, anxiety for your children's welfare and stability, and hurt that another woman replaced you.
You know what it's like to rebuild your life alone and to co-parent children.
Please pray for (name person) and all who are divorced or are going through divorce.
Pray, dear saint, that they can let go of all resentment, anger, guilt and fear and trust in the Lord as you did and find peace for their weary hearts, minds and souls.
Pray also that they can forgive and have the grace, courage, and strength to move forward with their lives in ways that are healthy, positive and life giving.
Thank you, St. Helen, for your prayers and intercession for (name person) and all struggling with divorce and its effects.
I truly believe that you are with them, praying for them, and asking God's choicest blessings upon them. Amen
~Ann Fitch
