The principle of the possibility of married priests is not contested, as it already exists as an actuality in the Church. Even in our tiny Diocese of Knoxville, we've got a couple of married priests, ex-Anglicans. That is not the problem here.
The bigger issue is whether these Sankt Gallen apostates behind the scenes, can exploit the indigenous people by turning them into ventriloquists' dummies, write an Instrumentum Laboris to sideline the Gospel as culturally insensitive, replace it with animism-pantheism, and get away with it.
These are racist shape-shifters, the equivalent of fake blackface minstrels, who are using the Amazon faithful as an excuse for founding a new religion, coated in a thin layer of spray-on Christ.
Believe me, this ain't Catholic.
Plus I did mention the Eastern Rites Catholic priests who are allowed to get married, but must do so before going into the seminary.
Amen and second it.
I do not have no problem with have a married clergy,my parish has two married permanent deacons. One of them preached the homily today. And yes,my parish has two celibate priests.What my concern is the pagan stuff.
Well said.
You wouldn't gather that from some of your fellow Roman Catholics.
You'd think having married priests is the end of the world. And for some of your fellow RCs it would be.
I did see the part of having women as deacons. That would be an error and departure from Scripture.
Succinct and accurate. As always!