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| Evil Benedictine in Hall of Radioactivity and Evil (Nerva) |
Edit: we know that an evil Marxist nun lusting for power is hardly news, but you know, for the record! Just a little observation, nothing’s stopping her from becoming Unitarian. All she’d have to do is get her Unitarian id card and decoder ring. She wouldn’t have to change her beliefs at all!
What is she complaining about? She has it all, she can wreck Italian corporations (and ecclesiastical institutions) by insisting on a wider role there. She could even sink a ship in the Italian Navy! (Or at least one of the other nuns could join the Italian Navy and wreck something!) Maybe they want to crash the Barque of Peter into a reef? But seriously, she could have the world media insisting she shouldn’t be judged the way a man would be judged for her incompetence if she did crash the Barque! For the part of this particular case, the world media is insisting that the female captain who crashed her ship in New Zealand shouldn’t be blamed for the mishap, just like in every instance where a female in man’s role who fails shouldn’t be blamed. More proof, if any were needed, that the media wants people unsuitable for captain’s duties to crash ships!
[NCR] ‘"Enough is enough!" say women from every part of the world at every step of the synod on synodality. We want to be treated as equals not only theoretically, in dignity, but also in church ministry. Unfortunately, the present understanding of holy orders, reserved for men, upholds hierarchical states of life and perpetuates patriarchy and discrimination.
‘To settle this issue of women's longing for equality in leadership, it is often proposed that women should also receive the sacrament of holy orders. However, I think most women are neither interested in becoming clerics nor mere administrators. Rather, they just want the church to declare that women are not excluded from ordained ministries because of their gender. Could we explore alternatives?’ [Yes, become Unitarian!]
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