text: You’re being purposefully obtuse.
  Divorce may not be a bad thing.  If one spouse is abusive toward the other, or to the children, it may be the only option.
  The Catholic Church, prior to the progressive take-over, certainly did not tolerate remarriage.  In 1955 there were only (roughly) 500 annulments granted in the U.S.  (An annulment is a declaration that no valid marriage existed in the first place, such as when, unbeknownst to the other, one of the spouses was already married to another, or when 2 siblings didn’t know they were siblings until after their wedding). How anyone could say that in the modern church “annulments” are anything BUT civil divorces is beyond me.  And yet, the same progressives who decry the baker also complain that the hierarchy won’t give communion to the “remarried” couple who are, in effect, living in sin.  I doubt couples announce the fact they are getting remarried to bakers.  So no, no links.  Your point is bunk even without them.