Head Of French Bishops Dreams Of Women Cardinals
Rheims Archbishop Eric de Moulins-Beaufort, 58, the president of the French Bishops, incensed feminism ideology. Talking to the magazine Noosphère, he hoped, “that the Holy See will one day be led by the pope surrounded by a college of cardinals in which there will be women.”
He thinks that nothing prevents women “from holding many more important functions in the workings of the institution, with everything being a matter of competence” - as if those who want be big in the Church could achieve it through these "institutions."
He is also in favour of making up [invalidly ordained] female deacons but said at the same time that the apostolic succession of Holy Orders is reserved to men.
Speaking about Islam, Moulins-Beaufort made the correct observation that the spread of religion “relies heavily on population growth” and noticed about the Moslems that “they have a lot of children - good for them.”
Picture: Eric de Moulins-Beaufort, © SJ - Diocèse de Paris, CC BY-SA, #newsZpblpycebt
He thinks that nothing prevents women “from holding many more important functions in the workings of the institution, with everything being a matter of competence” - as if those who want be big in the Church could achieve it through these "institutions."
He is also in favour of making up [invalidly ordained] female deacons but said at the same time that the apostolic succession of Holy Orders is reserved to men.
Speaking about Islam, Moulins-Beaufort made the correct observation that the spread of religion “relies heavily on population growth” and noticed about the Moslems that “they have a lot of children - good for them.”
Picture: Eric de Moulins-Beaufort, © SJ - Diocèse de Paris, CC BY-SA, #newsZpblpycebt