Priests Who Don't Like Celibacy
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Australian priests are ambitious:
"We would like to see a goal set across the world that the church aims to have an ordained priest for every 50 Catholic families or 200 people," the council said.
Very ambitious:
Over the past 25 years, the ratio of priests to parishioners has fallen from one priest for every 1800 Catholics to one priest for every 2600.
They are calling for an end that evil known as clerical celibacy.
And the heir of St. Peter probably likes this even less:
"Is it fair and just that open and honest debate about the history and theology of women in priesthood is restricted so heavily?"
Next thing you know they'll be calling for gay priests.