Bann
Bann, in a religious context, generally refers to a public announcement of an intended marriage. The purpose of this announcement is to allow members of the community to raise any valid objections to the marriage. The practice is common in various Christian denominations.
Purpose: The main goal of Banns is to ensure the validity of the marriage and prevent any impediments such as prior existing marriages, consanguinity (being too closely related), or other legal or moral reasons that would make the marriage unlawful.
Practice: The Announcement is typically read aloud in the couple's parish church (or churches) on three consecutive Sundays or holy days leading up to the wedding. This provides ample opportunity for anyone with concerns to come forward.
Objections: If a legitimate Objection is raised, the marriage cannot proceed until the objection is investigated and resolved.
Legal Status: The Legal%20Status and requirements for banns can vary depending on the country and the specific religious denomination. Some jurisdictions may require banns to be posted or announced in addition to obtaining a marriage license.
Alternatives: In some cases, alternatives to banns exist, such as obtaining a special license or dispensation, often used when there is not enough time to publish the banns or when the couple wishes to keep the marriage more private.
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