Have you ever heard a lecture, read about, personally known any of the women who are pushing for ordination of women. Women like the lesbian partners Diane Neu & Mary Hunt. They do not stop at womenâs ordinationâŚfew liberals do. They embrace homosexual marriage & abortion & a weak Liturgy & tend to dislike & disrespect our Pope.
Some of their thoughts:
**Well itâs (not so) funny you should ask me that!
yes, I have the misfortune of knowing them. And that is why I am not one of them. I find it repulsive to go against the Pope as they do, but they have the right to do thatâŚand I have the right not to.
I do not remember learning ANYTHING in theology class during my entire four years at a roman catholic high school because I spent all of that time fighting with them. They were my teachers, both nuns and lay women. They said on National TV (according to my mom) that they stood up in defiance of the Pope regarding the ordination of women and pro-choice. Though they didnât need to get on TV to say that, they said it all the time in school. They were blatantly and very rudely pro-women priests and pro-choice. My sophomore theo instructor actually said that, the Eucharist âwas a symbol and wasnât realâ, and my junior theo instructor said that itâs possible that Mary wasnât a Virgin all her life and that Jesus may have had other brothers and sisters. There were other things too, but I donât remember right now. They used all women to conduct âservicesâ but they werenât Masses, so we canât complain about that. And they had altar girls (instead of using boys like their predecessors did), but thatâs not agains the Pope either.
I did confide in my priest (at the time a cantankerous but traditional elderly priest) and I donât know what he could have done, if anything, but the sophomore instructor was asked to leave (not sure by whom, certainly not the school, that Iâm sure of). She came back a year or two later after I graduated as the dean of students. A few years after that she âmarriedâ a fellow theology instructor, who was also a woman and announced it over the PA at school. However, that wasnât allowed in that state at the time, this was in the early 90s. I still donât think itâs allowed in that state. But anyhow, thatâs what they did. And it was inappropriate in a Roman Catholic high school.
As a result, and after being on this forum for several weeks, I feel cheated out of my Catholic education, so Iâm self-studying right now. **
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I donât need that to know theyâre crazyâŚdo I really wanna go there?
People who define others by what they DO, instead of how & why they do it, have always turned me off. As an 8th grader, I dusted the big, high altar one Sat. a month. (Others did it on the Sats. that remained in the month). I have been a full-time Mom & a business ownerâŚstill I consider that Sat. duty sacred & I consider my vocation as a FULL TIME Mother challenging & critically important. These women feel that they can only be equal to men by doing what men do & being âequalâ is very crucial to them.
Well, they have the right to think that, but not in opposition of the Pope. If they want to be steelworkers and go to war, more power to them. Though I agree that women should get equal pay for an equal job done, and I think they should be able to apply for any job that a man can. However, Everyoneâs job is important no matter what the job is. And everyone has the right to live the way they feel is right to them. If you want to live as a full-time mom and business owner you SHOULD, and why are you listening to these critical people anyway? Being a mother is an important job, and Iâm sure you feel very blessed that you can enjoy the opportunity to do it yourself. Homemakers who are actually homemaking are doing what theyâre supposed to do. I laugh when someone says they are bored being a homemaker because itâs quite obvious that theyâre not doing thier jobâŚMOHO of course 
BTW.I learned something following Vatican II. Itâs important to **dig deeply **into, not only teachings of the Church about the issue that troubles one, but also the faithfulness & theories of people who are campaigning for your issueâŚa âbetter, more modernâ ChurchâŚa more âpolitically correctâ Church.
Well, Iâm trying to dig deeply into the teachings of the Chuch. Iâm working on it 
Thank you so much for taking the time to share your opinion and knowledge with me I appreicate your advice too!
) from a âdifferent viewâ. You help me to think and to be more self-aware of why I think as I do. That helps strengthen my faith. If only it would strengthen my charity a little more it would be even better. . .so I guess Iâll work harder on that. Again, God bless. Hope you enjoy âCatholicism and FundamentalismââI did! Have a copy on my shelf so feel free to chat about it with me anytime!considering that recently a conversation with a friend who is JW made me realize how important the CC is to me. Youâre charitable, youâre just strict
Um, what? Iâm not Protestant, because I am not Christian. Actually, if you read well, you would see that I am apostate, and that I am here because I want to learn about things I donât understand about the Church. So, how exactly is that being prideful? Because I left, because I donât believe in absolute truth? Because Rence and I disagree? I think thatâs a pretty bold assumption.
Itâs really a whole 'nother made-up religion.
Beautiful and well explained!