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Traditional Catholic Faith => Fighting Errors in the Modern World => Topic started by: Ballistol on June 30, 2020, 03:19:31 PM
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President Trump appointed Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, and he recently ruled in favor of protection of men pretending to be "women", and women pretending to be "men". If you're a woman who simply identifies as a "man", you must be acknowledged as a "man", lest the second party (observer) fall under penalty of law.
Will the time come when a woman identifies as a "man" and decides she ("he") wants to become a Catholic priest, the Church must accept her ("him") into the seminaries and subsequently ordain her ("him"), lest the Church fall under penalty of law?
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Arch-conservative Cardinal Burke would even be fine with that, so why not?
I can definitely see this in the Novus Ordo, even though JP2 re-iterated the ontological difference between men and women as being a root cause of his confirmation that it's Church dogma that women can't be priests. Novus Ordites will simply declare that ontology can be self-determined through this "identification" process. Bergoglio can declare that a "discernment" can take place between the person and his/her/its confessor to make that determination, since he already set a precedent for this in Amoris Laetitia ... where internal-forum considerations trump objective reality.