Which faiths are accepted for membership in the Catholic Church? My husband and I were married in a Lutheran Church. He is Episcopal, I was Lutheran, then Confirmed Episcopal, but am now Confirmed Catholic for 26 years.

The Monsignor at our previous parish said the


  Lutheran Church was one of the Churches


that was accepted for marriage—we have been married 46 years!
A candidate for membership in the Catholic church will go through the RCIA (Rite of Catholic Initiation for Adults) course as you did. This is the ordinary method for anyone to enter the church. Assuming your husband was not previously married and divorced, unless his earlier wife is still alive, there is not any impediment to your husband joining the Catholic church. Check with your Parish Priest for a more complete answer.