NOV 29, 2010 11:59 GMT
About 50 Church of England priests opposed to the consecration of women as bishops are expected to be in the first wave of Anglicans to take up an offer by Pope Benedict and convert to Rome. The traditionalist priests will be joined by five bishops and 30 groups of parishioners, in a structure called an ordinariate, or a Church subdivision, in the new year.
About 300 priests switched in the early 1900s [sic the date was the early 1990s, and the number was closer to 600-ed] when women were ordained as priests. Then they did not have the comfort of moving over in groups, and nearly 70 returned to the Anglican fold...
Read the rest of this article with contributions from two priests at Reuters' UK News blog.
Mass of our Lady of Walsingham
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In the old Roman Missal, in the Appendix pro Aliquibus Locis, there is
(December 10) the Mass Pro Translatione Almae Domus Lauretanae i.e. the
Holy House a...
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