The Pillar Podcast
Ep. 164: The people who walk with the Lord
May 25, 2024
The podcast delves into the Eucharistic pilgrimage in San Francisco and the disconnect between Pope Francis' goals and the Synod's direction. It also explores Marco Rubio's criticism of McKinsey's involvement with China and delves into the controversial consulting on opioid sales in the US. Additionally, the value of Eucharistic processions, the symbolism of cathedrals, and Trinity Sunday are discussed.
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- Pope Francis firmly rejects sacramental ordination of women, aligning with Church teachings.
- Historical deaconesses lacked sacramental consecration, serving distinct roles from male deacons.
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Pope Francis's Position on Women's Ordination to the Clerical State
Pope Francis was directly asked about the possibility of the sacramental ordination of women to the clerical state. He offered a clear and emphatic rejection, stating that there is no room for the sacramental ordination of women. Despite previous study commissions and historical references to deaconesses, he firmly expressed that this is not a subject open to change within the Catholic Church.
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