What disturbs me about this article is that it equates traditional reverence for the Eucharist with right-wing extremism. An obvious compromise here would have been to ask those who want to receive on
The version I heard, when an Italian priest who had changed sex was de-ordained, about 35 years ago, was "well, now we know where the famous character indelebilis is located!"
It's interesting that
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«Now we know where the charism resides»
I once asked a bishop what was missing in a woman that she can't be ordained (allegedly). His blushing and his embarrassed silence said it all.
Iggy@16, I'll join you, not in a Chianti, but in a Madeiran-like Sicilian Marsala, since that's where Garibaldi's Spedizione dei Mille landed from Genoa in 1860. His 1,000 Redshirts are variously said
There is a wonderful story about Cardinal Dulles and a discussion of the idea of a priest who undergoes a sex change to become a woman. The question raised was "would the person still be a priest?" a
I am incensed that women are regarded as 'creatures' - and that we all have to be tender mothers!!!! So typical of the limited view these men have on half the human race.
But well done Tony Flanne
A very moving quote from the ‘ amazing’ Ruth Bader Ginsburg who died today:
“I pray that I may be all that my mother would have been had she lived in an age when women could aspire and achieve
One further little point to note. Those of us who love Italy have cause for celebration this weekend. On September 20 we celebrate the 150th anniversary of Rome becoming the national capital city. Tha
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A cardinal says he’s open to women’s ordination; a priest who did so remains suspended
September 19 2020#7 Due to lifelong penile servitude?
THERE MUST BE A LIMIT TO APPEASING ULTRA-CATHOLICS – Fr Liam Power’s Fortnightly Column in the Waterford News and Star
September 16 2020What disturbs me about this article is that it equates traditional reverence for the Eucharist with right-wing extremism. An obvious compromise here would have been to ask those who want to receive on
A cardinal says he’s open to women’s ordination; a priest who did so remains suspended
September 19 2020Soline: Penile dementia. It has to be.
A cardinal says he’s open to women’s ordination; a priest who did so remains suspended
September 19 2020The version I heard, when an Italian priest who had changed sex was de-ordained, about 35 years ago, was "well, now we know where the famous character indelebilis is located!" It's interesting that
A cardinal says he’s open to women’s ordination; a priest who did so remains suspended
September 19 2020@4 «Now we know where the charism resides» I once asked a bishop what was missing in a woman that she can't be ordained (allegedly). His blushing and his embarrassed silence said it all.
Tony Flannery and the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.
September 17 2020Iggy@16, I'll join you, not in a Chianti, but in a Madeiran-like Sicilian Marsala, since that's where Garibaldi's Spedizione dei Mille landed from Genoa in 1860. His 1,000 Redshirts are variously said
A cardinal says he’s open to women’s ordination; a priest who did so remains suspended
September 19 2020There is a wonderful story about Cardinal Dulles and a discussion of the idea of a priest who undergoes a sex change to become a woman. The question raised was "would the person still be a priest?" a
Tony Flannery and the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.
September 17 2020I am incensed that women are regarded as 'creatures' - and that we all have to be tender mothers!!!! So typical of the limited view these men have on half the human race. But well done Tony Flanne
A cardinal says he’s open to women’s ordination; a priest who did so remains suspended
September 19 2020A very moving quote from the ‘ amazing’ Ruth Bader Ginsburg who died today: “I pray that I may be all that my mother would have been had she lived in an age when women could aspire and achieve
Tony Flannery and the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.
September 17 2020One further little point to note. Those of us who love Italy have cause for celebration this weekend. On September 20 we celebrate the 150th anniversary of Rome becoming the national capital city. Tha
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