--- Lawrence Rodrigues
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Catholic Church has a very specific and very
high-minded reason for wanting their priests to be
celibate, and this reason has so far superceded the
arguments in favor of married priests.Mario G
...and the Church is *never* wrong?
The Catholic Church has a very specific and very
high-minded reason for wanting their priests to be
celibate, and this reason has so far superceded the
arguments in favor of married priests.Mario G
...and the Church is *never* wrong?
Are not food, clothing, shelter, sex, the basic human
Valmiki,
Since you digressed without meaning to, my opinion is
that these pets are considered playthings for their
owners. I am not a pet owner any more, and when I had
pets I never had them sterilized. We have a famous
Canadian vet on Goanet who is probably deeply involved
in implementing the
Without meaning to digress from the issue/s under debate,
couldn't help wondering...
Why do some people still get their pet canines and pigs
castrated/sterilized?
Isn't that cruel?
VF
--- cornel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My bigger question is to ask why the Catholic Church
is seemingly
--- Vivian D'Souza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Forcing priests to live a celibate life, which I
suspect many privately do not comply with, is
inhuman. The natural human sexual urges cannot be
suppresed forever. The results are quite obvious
with all the news stories one hears these days
--- cornel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My bigger question is to ask why the Catholic Church
is seemingly secretive about the matter of married
priests?
Mario replies:
Just because you did not know that married priests
from other Christian denominations are allowed to stay
married when they
: Viviana [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Goa's premiere mailing list, estb. 1994! goanet@goanet.org
Sent: Monday, October 03, 2005 5:19 AM
Subject: Re: [Goanet] The married priest (I'm married to one)
Hello Cornel -
I'm quite pleased to see this post - married Priesthood is near and dear
to my heart! I'm
Regarding Cornel's post.
A few years ago I attended a wedding in the USA, and I
too was very impressed by the sermon given by the
priest, who was not so young. Something he said in
his sermon made me inquire. Turned out that he indeed
had been married and had 7 children. Then his wife
--- cornel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Very recently, I attended, a Roman Catholic wedding
ceremony in London.
I have read of an other Catholic priest being married
via the Anglican way. I guess those who feel the
'need' (there are plenty of them) should become
anglican and then come back to
Hello Cornel -
I'm quite pleased to see this post - married Priesthood is near and dear
to my heart! I'm married to a priest and I've known for probably 15
years, thanks to an article in Time magazine, that there are HUNDREDS of
married RC priests in the US functioning with full Vatican
Very recently, I attended, a Roman Catholic wedding ceremony in London. It
was between the daughter of a close Managlorean friend and her English
groom.
At the church service, the English priest seemed remarkably humorous in his
advice to the couple and he also seemed incredibly well informed
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