German Patriotic Church? Hong Kong Bishop Wants Priestesses
Hong Kong Jesuit Bishop Stephen Chow, 62, hopes for [invalid] women's ordinations, he said during his Chrism Mass homily. Calling for "priestesses" is the daily business of the German church tax bishops …More
Hong Kong Jesuit Bishop Stephen Chow, 62, hopes for [invalid] women's ordinations, he said during his Chrism Mass homily.
Calling for "priestesses" is the daily business of the German church tax bishops but uncommon for Asian and African prelates.
In the homily, Chow said out of the blue while speaking about "synodality" that he now would "turn to English, just to address our ordained brothers, and I hope one day maybe ordained sisters too” (Video sequence below).
English is not commonly understood in Hong Kong.
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Calling for "priestesses" is the daily business of the German church tax bishops but uncommon for Asian and African prelates.
In the homily, Chow said out of the blue while speaking about "synodality" that he now would "turn to English, just to address our ordained brothers, and I hope one day maybe ordained sisters too” (Video sequence below).
English is not commonly understood in Hong Kong.
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johnandannette
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One who speaks and endorses heresy might not be a heretic but they are still speaking and endorsing heresy ??????
Lee Taylor
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But....isn't endorsing heresy the very definition of 'a heretic'?
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@Mathathias Maccabeus I did check it out. It's somewhat confusing.
It sounds to me like someone has made the issue of heresy (among other issues) more complicated than it should be.
Since when has it become that difficult to determine and to discern truth vs. lies, right vs. wrong, or good vs. evil.
For some reason....I no longer see any gray shades. I see things as an either/or issue now. No more …More
@Mathathias Maccabeus I did check it out. It's somewhat confusing.
It sounds to me like someone has made the issue of heresy (among other issues) more complicated than it should be.
Since when has it become that difficult to determine and to discern truth vs. lies, right vs. wrong, or good vs. evil.
For some reason....I no longer see any gray shades. I see things as an either/or issue now. No more fence-sitting or lukewarm positions, as in my younger, more liberal days.
It sounds to me like someone has made the issue of heresy (among other issues) more complicated than it should be.
Since when has it become that difficult to determine and to discern truth vs. lies, right vs. wrong, or good vs. evil.
For some reason....I no longer see any gray shades. I see things as an either/or issue now. No more fence-sitting or lukewarm positions, as in my younger, more liberal days.
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Ok. That sounds reasonable. Thanks for the explanation.
Ultraviolet
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@Kenjiro M. Yoshimori People aren't "heretics" by Church standards just because you accuse them of it. This guy is just another idiot suggesting an error contrary to Church teachings... Deliberately misusing the word "heretic" is one too, btw. ;-)
Kenjiro M. Yoshimori
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Hong Kong bishop replaced the great Cardinal Zen. This clown was appointed by Francis a few months ago. Another heretic Jesuit appointed by a heretic Jesuit.
Jan Joseph
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Wel ja, maak er een nog grotere puinhoop van.