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Nothing. They are just two words from different backgrounds that mean the same thing.
'Matrimony' comes from the Latin 'Matrimonium' which means something like, mother state or mother condition. This word means 'wedlock' so a woman can legally and morally become a mother.
'Marriage' comes from the Vulgar Latin - Italian word, "Maritaggio', which meant a joining of man and woman, so that the woman can legally and morally become a mother. Now, this term would presumably apply to man and man as well as woman and woman.
What else can I help you with?
Marriage is the sacrament of?
Matrimony, sometimes styled Holy Matrimony.
How do you use matrimony?
matrimony means marriage for example, the couple went through holy matrimony
What is holy matrimony?
marriage
What is the meaning for matrimony?
Matrimony is defined as "the state or ceremony of being married; marriage."
What is another name for marriage?
Matrimony.
What is meant by the term marathi matrimony?
Marathi Matrimony is kind of like a dating sight for certain cultures. This is a way for men to look for wives and get to know them before marriage. Women can also look at the men that are trying to court them as well. It's the same as matrimony in the United States which is marriage. The only difference is this is for a different culture.
What is another word for marriage ceremony?
matrimony
What is the synonym of marriage?
matrimony, wedlock, nuptials
What is a Catholic marriage ritual?
The sacrament of matrimony is a ritual.
The sacrament of matrimony is also called what?
To the best of my knowledge the only other name for the sacrament of matrimony is the sacrament of marriage.
How does same-sex marriage offend some religions?
Some religions are offended by the fact that civil marriage is permitted between people that are not eligible to receive the sacrament of matrimony in their church.
What are the Roman Catholic beliefs on marriage and how do they influence the sacrament of matrimony within the Church?
Roman Catholic beliefs on marriage emphasize its sacred and lifelong nature, rooted in the teachings of Jesus Christ. The Church views marriage as a covenant between a man and a woman, reflecting the relationship between Christ and the Church. This belief influences the sacrament of matrimony within the Church by emphasizing the importance of fidelity, unity, and procreation within the marital union. The sacrament of matrimony is seen as a sacred bond that is indissoluble, mirroring the eternal love and commitment between Christ and his Church.
