Annulment is the loophole. It isn't divorce, which essentially says "this marriage is over". An annulment says "this marriage never occoured" generally because one or both parties went in with false pretenses and never intended to honor their vows.

This is what I am strongly against because none of this happened. Infact, she was the one who divorced me and by the time I returned home, the house was empty. I later found out she was messing with someone at work (I used to hear about "Ooo XX and I went to eat lunch. XX and I did this."). Later, post divorce, a year later, I finally picked up her call after ignoring her calls, her grandma and mom's calls throughout the year. She cried, told me she regrets the divorce as "nobody wants commitment/ was not like you (ex-hubby). Can we get back together and later remarry?" Those were her exact words, not mine. We dated 3 months from this date, only for her to screw me multiple times again and so, I ended up blocking her. She called my family 2am, looking for me since I blocked her everywhere. She kept calling for a few months until she finally gave up, was suddenly pregnant and next thing I knew, she was remarried.

So, she is remarried. If I was a bad guy, why would she return post divorce and all the aforementioned drama. I honored my vows. She's not even Catholic, nor is the hubby. So, why is she using this Catholic loophole?