Vegetable: New Irish Bishop Calls For "Female Priests"
Father Gerard Nash, 62, whom Francis appointed on June 11 as Bishop of Ferns, Ireland, is “in favour of” [invalidly ordained] female priests. The Bishop of Ferns resides in Wexford, his cathedral is …More
Father Gerard Nash, 62, whom Francis appointed on June 11 as Bishop of Ferns, Ireland, is “in favour of” [invalidly ordained] female priests.
The Bishop of Ferns resides in Wexford, his cathedral is in Enniscorthy. Nash told ClareChampion.ie (June 19) that “most” Irish Bishops are on record as striving to make ministry as "inclusive as it should [not] be".
Nash thinks that the “idea” of the Church's ministry and governance being entirely male - as it was in fact willed by Christ - is "completely wrong." He vows that he will "be advocating for change" [to the worse] and calls this "moving forward" while it is, in reality, a return to a pagan priesthood which is detached from Christ's real person. In the last three years, Nash has been training people for teaching catechism and other pastroal ministries, most of them women.
The outgoing Bishop of Ferns has warmly welcomed Nash's appointment. A senior Dublin priest wrote on Internet about Nash's nomination, "Another mediocrity. Another …More
The Bishop of Ferns resides in Wexford, his cathedral is in Enniscorthy. Nash told ClareChampion.ie (June 19) that “most” Irish Bishops are on record as striving to make ministry as "inclusive as it should [not] be".
Nash thinks that the “idea” of the Church's ministry and governance being entirely male - as it was in fact willed by Christ - is "completely wrong." He vows that he will "be advocating for change" [to the worse] and calls this "moving forward" while it is, in reality, a return to a pagan priesthood which is detached from Christ's real person. In the last three years, Nash has been training people for teaching catechism and other pastroal ministries, most of them women.
The outgoing Bishop of Ferns has warmly welcomed Nash's appointment. A senior Dublin priest wrote on Internet about Nash's nomination, "Another mediocrity. Another …More
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laurelmarycecilia
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Well, they can 'ordain' whoever they want. Nonetheless, that person will
1. Not have powers of the priesthood (sacrament of Holy Orders).
2. Not effect transubstantiation (sacrament of Holy Eucharist) ,
3. Not give valid absolution (sacrament of Confession)
It will be the church of Lets PretendMore
Well, they can 'ordain' whoever they want. Nonetheless, that person will
1. Not have powers of the priesthood (sacrament of Holy Orders).
2. Not effect transubstantiation (sacrament of Holy Eucharist) ,
3. Not give valid absolution (sacrament of Confession)
It will be the church of Lets Pretend
1. Not have powers of the priesthood (sacrament of Holy Orders).
2. Not effect transubstantiation (sacrament of Holy Eucharist) ,
3. Not give valid absolution (sacrament of Confession)
It will be the church of Lets Pretend
Please go to the church of Ireland (anglican). They'll give you all you want
alfred dunn
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Wonder why the Irish have lost the faith.
mccallansteve
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God Almighty , in the form of Jesus Christ, has spoken about this and therefore the decision is final. That won't stop those who think they know better than Christ , though. Their pride knows no bounds.
atreverse pensar
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They always do the same thing: apparently they say no to the female priesthood, but they put people there to promote it.