text: Part 5
  I would invite them in their prayer to imagine they were approaching Jesus as their annulment tribunal judge. In prayer, what do they hear Jesus say?
   how does he vote in their case? bearing in mind everything they have learned about the process. 
  
  If they come back and say that they heard Jesus say Yes or a bit more vaguely Maybe; if they did not hear Absolutely No, then I would point out that they have come to the point where they must deal with the Primacy of their Conscience, now well informed, possibly in conflict with canon law and their own annulment case result. 
  
  If at this point they are content that Jesus would refuse their annulment, I would invite them to go forward in peace refraining from communion. 
  
  But if they were at this point leaning towards the notion that Jesus would have granted their annulment, their "Catholic divorce" I would take them to the next step in reflecting on scripture.