Late Conversion: Priests and Bus Drivers are for Cardinal Marx the Same

He doesn’t hold any longer what he believed as a young priest, more than forty years ago, about women in the Church, said Munich Cardinal Reinhard Marx (DomRadio.de, July 7).

Now, Marx claims that the arguments that "decades ago" were put forward by the Church about the exclusion of women from priestly ordination have grown "rather weaker."

As a nine-year-old he could not have imagined a female bus driver either, and would have believed that she would drive straight into the next tree.

He believes that he "learned a lot" in his life and says that he is on the lookout for "what the Spirit of God is telling us.

But what Marx confuses with the "Spirit of God" is usually just the latest claim of the pagan oligarch media.

Picture: Reinhard Marx, © Mazur, CC BY-SA, #newsKospbgqjvu

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Jmy1975

Jul 12, 2020

Germans.

Be Ye Separate

Jul 12, 2020

That face looks like an 8 pound ham.

Be Ye Separate

2Jul 12, 2020

False Cardinal Marx, there are extreme differences between a bus driver and a priest.
And women do drive into trees and cars in front of them, because they are busy texting, while applying their make-up.
Appointed by Almighty God, Our Apostle Paul commanded, "Women are to keep silence, and take their place, with all submissiveness, as learners." (Epistle to Timothy)
They also are not to have …More

False Cardinal Marx, there are extreme differences between a bus driver and a priest.
And women do drive into trees and cars in front of them, because they are busy texting, while applying their make-up.

Appointed by Almighty God, Our Apostle Paul commanded, "Women are to keep silence, and take their place, with all submissiveness, as learners." (Epistle to Timothy)
They also are not to have authority over their husbands.

Hugh N. Cry

2Jul 12, 2020

Pitiful