I found more rich photos from the simulated female ordination that took place in Kentucky. Folks, it's just embarrassing, that's all I can say. You have to feel sorry for these gals. Let's do a side-by-side and just let the images speak for themselves.
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| "Imposition" of the manicured hands... |
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| Well, at least someone knows 'how to make an American quilt' |
You know, it is interesting. There is a need on the part of these women to maintain certain outward traditions associated with Catholicism and the Sacrament of Holy Orders, and yet the very clear Tradition/Doctrine of an exclusively male priesthood is totally ignored. Why have the imposition of the hands, the prostration, the (admittedly atrocious) vestments, etc. Why reinvent the wheel only in part? If you're a revolutionary, why pick and choose what you want to hold on to? How do you decide what is good and what is bad? Throw it all out!
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