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I understand that seminary applicants have to pass a psychiatric test, and I understand the reasons for this.
But according to Catholic theology, God, mother Mary, and angels still talk to people occasionally–as they did to Paul, the guy who baptized Paul, and St. Francis (to name just a few), and visions and disembodied voices are frowned on by psychiatry.
Could anyone who had a genuine supernatural experience meet today’s standards for entering the priesthood?
Could Paul or St. Francis pass the psych test?
But according to Catholic theology, God, mother Mary, and angels still talk to people occasionally–as they did to Paul, the guy who baptized Paul, and St. Francis (to name just a few), and visions and disembodied voices are frowned on by psychiatry.
Could anyone who had a genuine supernatural experience meet today’s standards for entering the priesthood?
Could Paul or St. Francis pass the psych test?