Women priest 'ordinations' cause disunity, says Florida diocese [CNA]

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The Catholic Church teaches that the Holy Spirit reveals God’s truth through Sacred Scripture, Sacred Tradition and the Magisterium. Any “catholic” that is in open dissent of the Magisterium is not really a Catholic. In their arrogance and pride they believe that they can “form their own conscience” and do whatever they want. This is not real Catholicism in any way, shape, or form. In fact, it is the same mistake made by historical figures like Martin Luther, King Henry VIII, etc. Authentic Catholics are humble and are obedient to the Magisterium because it has received the teaching authority directly from Jesus Christ our Lord. I absolutely love the way that St. Ignatius of Loyola expresses this absolute and complete loyalty to the Church:

To feel with the Church implies rejecting sectarianism. There must be a disposition in the mind and the heart of the baptized which is always willing to follow the one who Jesus Christ himself put as head of his Church, that is, St. Peter and his successors (Vicarius Christi). So says the first rule of the Spiritual Exercises, “All judgment laid aside, we ought to have our mind ready and prompt to obey, in all, the true Spouse of Christ our Lord, which is our holy Mother the Church Hierarchical.”

In the thirteenth rule of the Spiritual Exercises St. Ignatius says it in a most beautiful way, because it is an exaggeration, but St. Ignatius uses a hyperbole precisely to reveal the force of this principle: **“To be right in everything, we ought always to hold that the white which I see, is black, if the Hierarchical Church so decides it” **Consider this: I see the wall as white but the Magisterium of the Church tells me it is black: it is black! And St. Ignatius gives the reason for this: “believing that between Christ our Lord, the Bridegroom, and the Church, His Bride, there is the same Spirit which governs and directs us for the salvation of our souls; because by the same Spirit and our Lord Who gave the ten Commandments, our holy Mother the Roman Catholic Church is directed and governed.”

Ad majorem Dei gloriam !
beautiful quote, can i use it? blesssings.
 
It must be a public excomunication, so everyone will know who they are.

it should make people aware of the dissents.

but you are right. no one can stop them. they just go around trying to stain the Church.
Hear hear!

Our Lord`s words about scandalizing and mill stones come to mind.

“NON SERVIAM!”
 
The best thing we can do is ignore them. Giving them publicity empowers them and advances their satanic cause. We know they are not priests, and I suspect that deep in the hearts of these women, they know that too.
Here, here. Let the media do what they will. WE shouldn’t acknowledge this. True Catholics however, do need to learn how to deal with the media. Turn it back on them (the media). “Don’t know what you are talking about”. WE don’t ordain women, must be non-Catholics, and definintely a heresy.
 
Venice, Fla., Feb 5, 2010 / 07:24 am (CNA).- The group Roman Catholic Womenpriests recently announced that they are “ordaining” two female “priests” and one “deacon” in an upcoming ceremony in Sarasota, Florida. The Diocese of Venice issued a statement on Thursday denouncing the “ordinations” and saying that the group’s attempt “brings division and fractures unity in the Church.”

In a recent press release, Roman Catholic Womenpriests (RCW) announced that “On Saturday, February 6, 2010 at 3:00pm Dena O’Callaghan of Ocala, Florida and Katy Zatsick of Lexington, Kentucky will be ordained priests. Mary Ellen Sheehan of Tucker, Georgia will be ordained a deacon. The presiding bishop will be Bridget Mary Meehan.”

Explaining the group’s purported mission, the press release stated that “Roman Catholic Womenpriests advocate a new model of priestly ministry united with the people with whom we minister. We stand in prophetic obedience to Jesus who calls women and men to be disciples and equals.”
The vast majority of Catholics will ignore them, as they should. The women have cut themselves off from the Church and will have ‘hell’ to pay…no pun intended.
 
peary;6293155:
If only you were right, but the sad truth is that quite a significant percentage of people who call themselves Catholics would agree with these women apostates. And we`re talking about MEN, as well.

There`s a number of CAF threads on “priestesses”, and a depressing number of posters who agree with the idea.
True. but only those who persevere until the end will be saved. we are going through the tests of time. our Lord says: “my sheep will know my voice and come when I Call.”

how do we know the voice of our Lord? we follow the holy father with humble hearts.

** “To be right in everything, we ought always to hold that the white which I see, is black, if the Hierarchical Church so decides it” St ignatious of Loyola**
 
peary;6293155:
If only you were right, but the sad truth is that quite a significant percentage of people who call themselves Catholics would agree with these women apostates. And we`re talking about MEN, as well.

There`s a number of CAF threads on “priestesses”, and a depressing number of posters who agree with the idea.
Yes you are right about the high percentage of “catholics” who dissent from the Magisterium and therefore agree with these women apostates but it has been my experience that truly devout Catholics (daily Mass, Rosary, etc) are 100% orthodox and absolutely faithful to the Magisterium. I have never met a truly devout Catholic that holds these type of disloyal positions but I have met plenty of “cafeteria catholics” (the majority of catholics unfortunately) that hold these heretical views. In my humble opinion, complete and absolute loyalty to the Magisterium (orthodoxy) is a gift from the Holy Spirt that is given only to truly faithful Catholics. These “cafeteria catholics” are in reality protestants but don’t have the backbone to admit it.

“'Enter by the narrow gate, since the road that leads to destruction is wide and spacious, and many take it; but it is a narrow gate and a hard road that leads to life, and only a few find it. 'Beware of false prophets who come to you disguised as sheep but underneath are ravenous wolves.” Matthew 7:13-15
 
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Yes you are right about the high percentage of “catholics” who dissent from the Magisterium and therefore agree with these women apostates but it has been my experience that truly devout Catholics (daily Mass, Rosary, etc) are 100% orthodox and absolutely faithful to the Magisterium. I have never met a truly devout Catholic that holds these type of disloyal positions but I have met plenty of “cafeteria catholics” (the majority of catholics unfortunately) that hold these heretical views. In my humble opinion, complete and absolute loyalty to the Magisterium (orthodoxy) is a gift from the Holy Spirt that is given only to truly faithful Catholics. These “cafeteria catholics” are in reality protestants but don’t have the backbone to admit it.

“'Enter by the narrow gate, since the road that leads to destruction is wide and spacious, and many take it; but it is a narrow gate and a hard road that leads to life, and only a few find it. 'Beware of false prophets who come to you disguised as sheep but underneath are ravenous wolves.” Matthew 7:13-15
it is a gift from God and also is a matter of obedience. how many out there knows anything about obedience? it is all about what i want. we are living in horrible times. by the way, i live not too far from where this is happening. the situation down here is not very good for Catholics. they are so far way from the Tradition of the Church that is no small matter. some of us who knows the Faith are suffering due to the lack of holy and faithfull priest.

"To be right in everything, we ought always to hold that the white which I see, is black, if the Hierarchical Church so decides it" St ignatious of Loyola
 
it is a gift from God and also is a matter of obedience. how many out there knows anything about obedience? it is all about what i want. we are living in horrible times. by the way, i live not too far from where this is happening. the situation down here is not very good for Catholics. they are so far way from the Tradition of the Church that is no small matter. some of us who knows the Faith are suffering due to the lack of holy and faithfull priest.

"To be right in everything, we ought always to hold that the white which I see, is black, if the Hierarchical Church so decides it" St ignatious of Loyola
Thanks be to God i can get to a beautifully celebrated Mass on a Sunday; a TLM Solemn High Mass celebrated by the Priestly Fraternity of Saint Peter. The love and respect between the laity and the priests (in both directions) is palpable.

The last straw that sent me off to the TLM was an argument with two silly beggars (men) outside the (very ugly entertainment centre type) church after Mass one Sunday re “priestesses”. Both were adament that there would be “priestesses” within 20 years, and their belief was set in granite. Being told that the Church is the Bride of Christ, and all that follows from that, made no difference. Priesthood = Spiritual Fatherhood: same thing. Both of them are in their late 50s/early60s, so they should know better. Lousy catechesis,;not knowing, and not wanting to know. Deceived by the radical feminists.

Off topic, but:
Because the local Friday morning primary school Mass (OF) more or less degenerated into a circus, i had to stop going. Used to leave the church feeling cranky and frustrated.
Mass on other weekdays was moved to the pokey little so called “Eucharistic Chapel”. Obsession with “Community Meal”. Horizontal, instead of Vertical. So from Mass most days of the week, its now just the one. Some of us just cant “offer it up”.

It makes you sick, and you have my EMPATHY.
 
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