An excerpt From last months Catholic Herald. It gets to the question for some.
Read more: Ann Widdecombe blasts Meghan Markle's CofE conversion | Daily Mail OnlineHang on a second, Archbishop of Canterbury: was Miss Markle already planning to avail herself of these sacraments because she had been converted to such beliefs, or is this just a matter of form now she is marrying a royal? Surely that is a question which matters.'
Writing in The Catholic Herald, she continues: 'Had the Church taken into account the previous marriage and divorce? But that pales into insignificance beside the question of baptism and confirmation, both of which sacraments require belief and commitment.
'Where is the evidence Miss Markle would have adopted such procedures had she not been about to marry a prince of the realm . . . A wedding is holy matrimony, not just a gigantic fancy dress parade.'