New Oxford Notes: February 2002
The All-Wise Laity & Their Cheerleaders in the Priesthood
The battle for the Catholic mind continues. And don't think, dear reader, that it isn't a battle!
READ MORE ON THIS NOTE.
Inspiration for (Uncommitted) Partners?
Good golly, we've been duped again by relationship politics.
READ MORE ON THIS NOTE.
On the Road to Oblivion.
When fewer and fewer men enter a profession, does it become marginalized?
READ MORE ON THIS NOTE.
Priestesses Would Be Unfeminist?
There are many good reasons why the Church does not ordain women to the priesthood. There are also some screwy reasons floating around.
READ MORE ON THIS NOTE.
You May Also Enjoy
The only place in the Middle East where Christians face no restrictions on the practice of their faith is Israel, where they comprise two percent of the population.
Brownson certainly didn’t become a Catholic in 1844 because it was a socially estimable thing to do.
Any full-time Church of England clergyman who worked for at least five years prior to 1992 was entitled to compensation if he resigned over women's ordination.