Bishop Burke excommunicates women "priests"

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Cabin4 said:
We are all asked to be priestly people. All of us, regardless of our “pelvis”.
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Obviously you do not have a proper undestanding of the BIG difference between the priethood of believers, and the ministerial priesthood.

To try and possess the faculties of the ministerial priesthood is something that the laity have already been warned against in Jude.

It is called the wrath of Korah… and you seem to be committing the act which we are warned to NOT commit.

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I was referring to being told to take the speck out of my eye. I am happy to have priests…just relax.

JPII standing on ordaining women is still a CANON LAW. He admits that it is outside of church authority. As for moral…that is where the women state their claim.

And, before you throw darts…just again remember that the church has been known to change it’s position when faced with moral questions.
 
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And, before you throw darts…just again rememberm the church has been known to change it’s mind when in question wth moral questions.
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The Church will never change its mind on women being priest. NEVER going to happen.
 
To try and possess the faculties of the ministerial priesthood is something that the laity have already been warned against in Jude.
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I give God the credit of choosing His people, all His people, to do His work. And decding what the future holds for the Church. Amen.
 
Cabin4 said:
And, before you throw darts…just again remember that the church has been known to change it’s position when faced with moral questions.
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Start a new thread and we’ll be happy to disabuse you of this fallacious notion.

Read some of the links provided. The women are not “priests” except in their own imaginations.
 
It has been changed…slavery is a good and well-documented change.

Going back to Bishop Burke and excommunicating the women, weren’t they just sinners? Then why not send letters to all the sinning priests in his diocese?
 
Archbishop Raymond Burke announced Friday that he has defrocked three priests of his archdiocese , who were accused of sexual abuse years ago. In a written statement, Archbishop Burke said he began the proceedings for laicization last year against Michael McGrath, Donald “Fr. Duck” Straub and Robert Yim in light of “credible allegations of sexual abuse of a minor against them.”
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Cabin4 said:
I give God the credit of choosing His people, all His people, to do His work. And decding what the future holds for the Church. Amen.
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I sure He will be happy to know you approve.

But I intend to ask Him why he sent you here to CAF.:rolleyes:
 
Cabin4 said:
It has been changed…slavery is a good and well-documented change.

Going back to Bishop Burke and excommunicating the women, weren’t they just sinners? Then why not send letters to all the sinning priests in his diocese?
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We are all sinners,… and we got the letter… twice…

Except the first time someone in cabin 3 ticked off Moses, and he broke the letter… and then had to go get the duplicate.

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How many Catholic priests,in St. Louis, who have been affirmed and found guilty of awful crimes against children, has been given a letter of excommication…

…and yet three women who, by the churches own authority have no authority to ordination, are given excommunication letters???
 
Please stay on topic. This thread is about the excommunication of three women who were “ordained,” not the sex abuse issue. There are plenty of other threads in which that can be discussed.
 
Yes, so my question is, were they infact ordained if they have been given the excommunication?
 
Cabin4 said:
I was referring to being told to take the speck out of my eye. I am happy to have priests…just relax.

JPII standing on ordaining women is still a CANON LAW. He admits that it is outside of church authority. As for moral…that is where the women state their claim.

And, before you throw darts…just again remember that the church has been known to change it’s position when faced with moral questions.
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You are so mistaken on what John Paul II really said. From:
vatican.va/holy_father/john_paul_ii/apost_letters/documents/hf_jp-ii_apl_22051994_ordinatio-sacerdotalis_en.html
Wherefore, in order that all doubt may be removed regarding a matter of great importance, a matter which pertains to the Church’s divine constitution itself, in virtue of my ministry of confirming the brethren (cf. Lk 22:32) I declare that the Church has no authority whatsoever to confer priestly ordination on women and that this judgment is to be definitively held by all the Church’s faithful.
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This encyclical was written not just to voice an opinion, but to end the debate. The teaching of the Catholic Church is that the issue of women’s ordination is not subject to change. It is a doctrine, not a canon law, not a discipline. Women can no more be priest than a hamburger can be consecrated into the body of Christ. These women are promoting a heresy.
 
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