<human>: Just for some background: I'm an atheist and she's a Roman Catholic. She doesn't like the fact that I'm not Christian but she puts up with it because we love each other. She's a very conservative person and I'm worried she might get the wrong idea when we have to attend a religious seminar in order to get married.

I'm from Canada and she's from The Philippines. I met her through a friend 5 years ago and we've hit it off ever since. I spent 4 months dating her before I had to go back to Canada, then I had a long distance relationship with her, visiting during my vacation, 4 months a year. This past year, I've been living in The Philippines again and we've been talking about getting married. I want to marry her and bring her to Canada with me, but to do so, I have to attend some sort of religious seminar.

My brother went through the same thing and from what he told me, it's horrible. They fed a lot of misinformation to my brother and his wife when they were getting married, and I don't want my SO to hear it and become misinformed.

The part that bothers me the most is what they're going to say about birth control. They tell people here that all forms of birth control cause cancer, especially condoms. We do use condoms now, but reluctantly on her part. If she hears it I'm worried she won't want to use condoms any more. I'm not ready to have a kid yet. At least not until I finish my master's degree. She believes the church can do no wrong so if they tell her that condoms cause cancer, I'm worried she might believe them.

Any advice on this topic would be greatly appreciated.

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<bot>: Going to have to attend a religious seminar with my girlfriend in order to marry her where they're going to tell us that condoms cause cancer.