Medieval Age Marriage: The Simplicity of Marriage During the Medieval Age, the Reason So Much Is Known About Medieval Marriage During the Modern Day, the Catholic Church’s View of Marriage, 33% of the Medieval Calendar Dates Not Able to Be Married Upon, the Ability to Contest a Marriage During the Medieval Era, the Marriage Process During the Medieval Age, the Latin Prayer Said During the Marriage Process, the Practice of Wearing Wedding Rings Upon Thumbs or Middle Fingers, the Caveat of Sexual Intimacy to Validate the Marriage, the Catholic Church’s View of Sexuality and Marriage, King’s Law vs. Church’s Law, the Use of Annulment Due to Divorce Being Unpermitted, the Use of Prostitutes Within Medieval Court Trials, the Catholic Church Accepting the Status of Separated But Still Married, the Legal Battle Between English King Henry VIII, the Catholic Church, and English Queen Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII’s Court Argument Against His Marriage to Spanish Queen Catherine of Aragon, Henry VIII Leveraging God to Make His Court Argument, Catherines Defense Argument, and Henry VIII’s Solution of Founding a New Religion