More Decadence: German Church Tax Bishop Believes in "Women Bishops"
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Turning to the anti-Catholic theologian Dorothea Sattler, who was present at the interview, he said he could also “well imagine” a "Bishop Sattler, if this were well regulated in the universal Church" - as if this were a matter of some additional "rules".
Sattler, who is leading a group at the German Synod on the phantom topic of "women in the ordained ministry", replied with unintentional humour: "I would of course have to examine myself and be examined as to whether I am called to be a bishop."
Kohlgraf makes up "arguments" in favour of women's ordination, such as the fact that Mary Magdalene was the first witness to the Resurrection, for which, however, she did not need to be ordained a priest.
As for the argument that Christ appointed twelve men as apostles, Kohlgraf waffled in an undifferentiated way that the development of the "early Christian movements" (sic) was "more differentiated". The facts: The [invalid] ordination of women was condemned by the young Church and practised only by heretical sects.
During his ad limina visit, Kohlgraf insisted that he would, of course, remain "Catholic" [although he has long before ceased to be so]. One [renegade] cardinal took him aside and said, "Go your way, do that."
The decline of the German Church is rapid. On Valentine's Day, Aachen Dicoese announced that it was already offering homosexual pseudo-blessings throughout the diocese. For this purpose, a picture of two kissing homosexuals and the slogan "Love [= mortal sin] is everything" was distributed.
Picture: Peter Kohlgraf © Olaf Kosinsky, wikipedia, CC BY-SA, #newsLhslriarel
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