Insanity: Catholic Women Priest Group ordains six in emotional ceremony despite knowledge of impossibility
Inclusiveness is the watchword for those who want error to be normal. Sanity is “the ability to think and behave in a normal and rational manner.” Older definitions use the word “Reason” to suggest the faculty of the mind that can discern what is real and what is not.
It’s no more possible to ordain a woman to the Catholic priesthood than it is for a man to become pregnant and bear the child to term.
The insane are kind of fun, though… talking to a person with invisible friends is very entertaining, that is, until one of those invisible friends asks for money.
Yet, in a feat of childhood pretend games that one would have thought to have been passé already in the late 90s, the following is reported in Ohio today:
Catholic Women Priests ordain six in emotional ceremony despite church’s stance (slideshow) | cleveland.com: “Presiding Bishop Bridget Mary Meehan, of Sarasota, Florida, said the ceremony was held at the Brecksville United Church of Christ because of the lack of institutional inclusiveness in the Catholic church, which says the ordination has no validity and incurred automatic excommunication.
Meehan pointedly cited in her homily the story from the Gospel of John of the woman at the well. In it, Jesus crosses several social boundaries to ask for water from a Samaritan woman. The exchange becomes the longest individual conversation in scripture, and the first time Jesus reveals himself openly as the messiah.”
(Via Cleveland.com.)
Whatever else they are, they are no more priests now than they were the day before. It’s cute to watch kids play Mass… they get more of it right than these crazy people! They really are stuck in the 80s.
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