Female Priests Push Catholic Boundaries

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What I find funny is that the females who claim to be ordained never celebrate the Latin Mass, or anything traditional. They always seem to be the ‘Rainbow coloured stole without a chasuble’ type who attempt to celebrate Mass in their backyards while singing ‘Gather us in’ or ‘Kumbaya’. 😃
 
She looks a little crazed in that picture where she’s holding bread.
 
"The group claims their ordinations are valid because they conform within the bounds of “apostolic succession.”

What about the claim that they say they are connected through bishop passing on “apostolic succession”?
 
To paraphrase something I saw on Father Z’s blog regarding this issue: even if there was really some anonymous Bishop as has been claimed, he has about as much ability to ordain a woman to the priesthood as my pastor has to transubstantiate a twinkie and a diet coke into the body and blood of our Blessed Lord. And as a result, those poor deluded women have as much ability to celebrate the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass as I do, which is exactly none whatsoever.

Furthermore, apostolic succession is not the issue. Rather, it is one of valid matter to receive the sacrament. As has been infallibly defined by the Church and based upon the actions of Christ himself, women are not able to receive the sacrament of Holy Orders. This of course, does not make them inferior in any way, they simply are not called by God to that vocation.

Peace,
 
domandcarols said:
I don’t know whether to laugh or cry. :eek:
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I feel the same way. Unfortunately, I am afraid that the answer is cry. Those women are in danger of damning themselves to hell, and taking many souls with them in the process. Pride was the first sin and it remains the most tempting. To my eyes, that is exactly what we are seeing here.
 
I can’t imagine how someone could remain a deacon while married to one of these deranged individuals comparing bread recipes while dressed up for Halloween.
 
mcrow said:
startribune.com/lifestyle/135386288.html

These people are out of their minds if they really think they are ordained priests. :rolleyes:
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Female priests push Catholic boundaries

Uh, no they don’t. The only think this ladies who like playing dress-up push is their souls into perdition (along with the souls of any gullible fool who believes that a female can be ordained).

And I’ll second (third) that call for prayer. St Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle…
 
From the article:
“Not allowing women to be at the altar is a denigration of their dignity.”
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The battlecry of the radical feminist movement which has caused a spirit of perversity and blindness to overcome them!
 
Why don’t they just start a Protestant priestess club? 59% of Catholics support the ordination of women? Really? It’s not about equality. They’re Satanic and they’re trying to undermine the Church. It’s despicable.
 
domandcarols said:
Why don’t they just start a Protestant priestess club?** 59% of Catholics support the ordination of women? Really? It’s not about equality.** They’re Satanic and they’re trying to undermine the Church. It’s despicable.
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I’ll add that the Church is also not a democracy, and Thank God for that. Otherwise we’d probably end up being the same as the Anglicans.
 
That 59% is very misleading. That means of all people who identify themselves Catholic. That includes the 75% who never attend Mass and all of those so called “independent Catholics” etc. that are around. The true number of people who are trying to be faithful Catholics is going to be far less, though still higher than it should be.
 
jwinch2 said:
That 59% is very misleading. That means of all people who identify themselves Catholic. That includes the 75% who never attend Mass and all of those so called “independent Catholics” etc. that are around. The true number of people who are trying to be faithful Catholics is going to be far less, though still higher than it should be.
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I would expect the number to be closer to 10% or less if you were polling serious,practicing Catholics.

I think the issue with all of these polls are that they don’t separate the cultural Catholics from the practicing Catholics.
 
mcrow said:
I would expect the number to be closer to 10% or less if you were polling serious,practicing Catholics.

I think the issue with all of these polls are that they don’t separate the cultural Catholics from the practicing Catholics.
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Agreed.
 
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