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CMatt25
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The Catholic Church has seen many changes.
Fort Myers woman defies church to be ordained Roman Catholic priest
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Anathama_Sit
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Greetings CMatt25,
This is not a proper answer to Does God Change? Some of her practices may change yes, but never the Dogmas, Tradition, [upper T], and the Magisterium never changes.
So beceause the Church may change some of its external practices is not reason enough to say that God changes.
God is eternal.
God Bless.
Anathama Sit
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CMatt25
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Greetings, correct the Catholic Church distinquishes between dogma, doctrine, disciplines, practices, and so forth when it comes to change.
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karaleigh
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Theoretically, priests are support to be dead to the world and alive in Christ. Women, through, the Virgin Mary, are intended to give life abundantly.
If women are the earthly life giver, then they wouldn’t be capable to be dead in the flesh; thereby, enabling men to the priesthood service of Jesus Christ. Thus, priests when alone from all worldliness would be dead in the flesh. As Jesus said, ‘…let the dead bury their dead’. Matthew 8:22
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Anathama_Sit
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Greetings CMatt25,
Still your response to the question “Does God Change?” of The Church has seen many changes does not make sense. This response to my last post is even more encrypted. Care to elabroate and not just answer in one sentence answers?
God Bless.
Anathama Sit
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BVM_1221
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Update on Saturday evening
abc-7.com/story/16571136/2012/01/21/local-woman-fights-catholic-church-to-be-ordained
abc-7.com/story/16571136/2012/01/21/local-woman-fights-catholic-church-to-be-ordained
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Suslar
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This “Women priest” thing is sadly alive and well at so-called Catholic universities. I’m in a Master’s program at Loyola in Chicago and several of my female classmates have publically said the Jesuits there are helping them toward “ordination” once they graduate. It makes me sick. These people are in Catholic institutions and just don’t have any knowledge of what it means to be Catholic.
P.S. Yes, I have been asked why Loyola . . . it’s 1 of 2 programs approved by Arch Chicago for those seeking to become a Pastoral Associate or DRE.
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Suslar
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One other really odd thing about this “ordination” . . . . the lady was a Benedictine nun for 30+ years living under perpetual vows of poverty, chastity and obedience. Until it simply didn’t suit her any more and she walked away from her community and her vows? Was obedience the problem? If she cannot make a covenant and keep it, how long do you think she’ll want to play priest before she gets bored and walks away? I hope she comes to her senses and repents before she dies.
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Tigg
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Yup…here’s what it’s all about and, former nun that you are, you have absolved yourself from your vow of obedience mistakenly thinking you are a trailblazer to be admired. This is the evil mantra of the radical feminist movement within the Church that has been going on for 40+ years. How pride blinds!
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vsedriver
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the Catholic Church is like the acorn that grows into an oak. The acorn and the oak are the same only at different stages of development. Yet many would say that the acorn has changed.
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vsedriver
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so you don’t believe in the Holy Trinity? If the Holy Spirit is God and the Holy Spirit leads the Church then the Church is led by God.
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LoyalViews
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Yes. Just thank GOD it’s not supposed to be the Blessed Trinity!Are the balloons a rendering of the three kings of Epiphany?
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