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John,
We do not give family counseling or relationship advice, but we
can say that the Church teaches we should be charitable, but not
go against our consciences.
That said, your father is within his rights not to
admit his daughter-in-law to his home, if he believes that would be showing
approval and believes that is what he must do, but that does not mean
that he cannot meet with her. She is due the respect and charity that
is due to any human being. We could never convert pagans if we refused
to meet with them so I don't a see a need to break up a family.
Too often,
people who go against the beliefs and customs of others, want others to
approve of their beliefs and customs, and not just accept them as human
beings. As a result, they often inflict the beliefs or customs by word
or behavior, and that might cause someone to need to bar them from the
house.
Wiccanism is paganism; it is a phony modern form, but it is real
in its opening to evil spirits.
This can bring harm to anyone in
contact with it.
Mary Ann
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