The answer
Yes, but we recognise it as being a “Catholic” marriage, or a “Protestant” marriage. But if intermarriage with a Coptic person occurs, the couple then must enter Orthodoxy through the door of baptism and the sacraments.
H.G. Bishop Moussa
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Yes, but we recognise it as being a “Catholic” marriage, or a “Protestant” marriage. But if intermarriage with a Coptic person occurs, the couple then must enter Orthodoxy through the door of baptism and the sacraments.
H.G. Bishop Moussa
H.G. Bishop Moussa, Bishop of Youth, Youth Concerns (Questions & Answers). Compiled by Lisa Agaybi. Coptic Orthodox Patriarchate, Bishopric of Youth Bookstore.