Posted by CatherineNY
on 9/10/2009, 22:26:19, in reply to "Re: Sad - Son vs Father"
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Did the Duchess oppose the annulment? I thought I read somewhere that the C of P said he had met with her, and that she accepted the idea of an annulment. Could this have been wishful thinking (or deliberate deception) on his part? If the Duchess did oppose the annulment, and the Vatican went against her wishes and testimony, I find that very surprising. I consider myself a pretty devout Catholic, but I can understand Prince Jean's reaction. The Duchess of Wurttemburg has written that her brother was very much in love with his bride at the time of the wedding. I agree with the commenter who said "how do you get tricked into having five children?" And I'm not impressed by the fact that the Count left his wife to care for two severaly handicapped children.
--Previous Message--
: I guess the son is angree with the father
: because the father has not been very
: respectfull in the treatment of his mother.
: It's not unusual for children to choose
: sides in a divorce and it seems in the case
: of the count of Paris the children side with
: their mother the duchess of Montpensier. She
: fought the religious annulment of her
: marriage so the son reacting strongly
: against his father's second church marriage
: is not strange. Just unfortunate and like
: often with the Orléans-family very public.
:
: --Previous Message--
: Prince Jean's objections against his
: father's
: second marriage are a bit strange.
:
: First of all the second marriage has no any
: dynastical consequence since it will not
: bear any fruit, we may assume.
:
: Secondly the Prince is not in a position to
: object Micaela Cousiño y Quiñones de León
: because he has no any stance himself since
: his marriage to María Philomena de Tornos y
: Steinhart.'
:
: The Prince simply had to shut up and await
: his time. The Comte de Paris does look
: particularly frail and he has not the
: eternal life.
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