For the sake of time-honored vow | Inquirer Opinion

For the sake of time-honored vow

/ 05:14 AM March 02, 2018

And so, a divorce bill is now being cooked in Congress.

A grandson of mine asks me why I am against divorce, even if we are today the one and only remaining country in the whole world that does not allow it.

My answer is plain and simple.  I do not wish to lose or remove this time-honored vow—as well as the rings, which symbolize unending relationship—in our wedding ceremonies:

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“…In sickness or in health,

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In happiness or in sorrow,

Till death do us part…”

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Or else, let the couples and the solemnizing priest or other authority altogether indulge themselves in monumental hypocrisy!

RUDY L. CORONEL, [email protected]

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