Woman ordained priest

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They have to call themselves Catholic. Its the only semblance of legitimacy they have.
 
Me three. There’s something just wrong about that picture. As a PK (preacher’s kid) myself (and a convert to Catholicism, no mean feat), I never understood the reasoning behind women can be ministers/priests/ what have you. They just want to be seen, that’s all. “Look at me I’m a minister.” Well, so what? Back east my mom was a Lutheran chaplain/minister at University of Western Ontario around the time I went to university (though to King’s University College, around the corner from the main campus), and as I was Lutheran at that time, she was my chaplain too. That is just wrong :eek:. It’s hard enough dealing with your mom as a Lutheran minister (which is weird enough as it is) but as your chaplain as well? Over the top, in my estimation :confused:. I personally think the only real reason she became a Lutheran minister is because they allowed her to. There’s a reason priests can’t marry and have kids, they give their all to their flock and they don’t have anything left for their family. Egads, if my priest/chaplain at King’s could’ve married, I wouldn’t have trusted him then and now as much as I did and do. And as for the reason these women “priests” don’t just jump ship to another denomination that does allow it, they want to change the Church from within. Puhleeze! I think Jesus knew what he was doing. For Pete’s sake, if He didn’t ordain his mom (sinless as he was), there has to be a good reason for that. After all, He’s God! That’s just one of the many reasons I converted.

Chantal
 
This is has nothing to do with Paul VI, or Vatican II…this is clearly a diabolical attack from the depths a hell.:sad_yes:
Those clergyman who ‘ordained’ this woman better get down on their knees before Jesus and repent.
 
Can some one give me the address to this Bishop’s house?
Dont worry, Im just going to ‘lay it down’ for him:cool:
Time for this 16 year old to show this man the seriousness of is error…😉
 
Based on the article alone, I’m cynical enough to actually believe that these poor women actually believe the heresy that they endorse which is, I believe, much more tragic than a group with a truly underhanded motive. In this case, it seems that these women are old enough, to have been raised during a time of significant confusion and turmoil in the Church and society. Therefore, I wouldn’t be surprised if lax religious education plus an overdose of political correctness at least contributed partly to their problem.

We can only hope and pray that they renounce this heresy they have adopted and return to the Catholic Church. And I do mean that in all sincerity - I have a lot of pity for misguided souls such as these, casualties of an evil society.
But neither Groppenbacher nor Ringler said she considered herself subject to the rules of the Roman Catholic Church, and therefore could not be excommunicated.
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^ This quote is case in point as to what horrific damage the embrace of relativism by society has done to people. People lose sight of the fact that no matter how much you may want something to be right, if it is objectively wrong (i.e. contrary to God’s Eternal Law) then it will NEVER. EVER. be right, no matter how much you proclaim to the contrary.

It is not surprising that she is pro-abortion and artificial birth control as well - her philosophy practically demands it.
 
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This seems to be a growing trend, and I am sad for them. People like this have good intentions, but their compassion is decidedly misplaced.

azcentral.com/news/articles/2010/08/31/20100831arizona-woman-ordained-catholic-priest.html

They claim it’s the work of the Holy Spirit (and other nonsense about Mary). It may very well be a spirit, but it’s certainly not Holy.

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Elsewhere, the church has excommunicated the person ordained and those who took part in the ordination. But neither Groppenbacher nor Ringler said she considered herself subject to the rules of the Roman Catholic Church, and therefore could not be excommunicated

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notice here that they say they are not part of the Roman CC. this title of roman CC given by so many leaves a door opened for others to think that they are Catholics just not Roman Catholic. this title adopted by so many now and days has brought confusion to the identity of the CC. before, we always called the CC, now and days it implies that the Roman CC is just another CC among so many.
 
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But neither Groppenbacher nor Ringler said she considered herself subject to the rules of the Roman Catholic Church, and therefore could not be excommunicated
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Good she cleared that up. She should also further clear things up by stopping the usage of the word “Catholic”.
 
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