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Originally posted by Pavel Ivanovich: Oh well the ladies on their boat are just playing dress ups. They sail out into the middle of the river and come back to the shore in the same state they set out with...as laity. I can't make any sense of this post. But it seems to be infused with scorn. Scorn for women and scorn for laity. Am I reading its sentiment correctly?
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Originally posted by Mike C.:
"I think its time for Deaconesses to make a comeback in the parishes." We do. They are called nuns or more correctly, sisters. Dear Mike, How wonderful to hear that your parish has reinstituted the office of deaconess. I didn't think that had happened. S'Bohom, Nonna
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Originally posted by Nonna: Originally posted by Pavel Ivanovich: Oh well the ladies on their boat are just playing dress ups. They sail out into the middle of the river and come back to the shore in the same state they set out with...as laity. I can't make any sense of this post. But it seems to be infused with scorn. Scorn for women and scorn for laity. Am I reading its sentiment correctly? Nonna I think he was referring to the last 'ordination ' that some RC women carried out.
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Yes the Deaconess line seems to have been confused with the ladies defying the Church by insisting they can be made Priests etc. Thank you Anghela for spotting this tangle in the postings.
I believe that the role of the Sisters and the Nuns in the Catholic Church has taken on those roles in past times of the the Deaconess. Many lay women also do these things.
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