This proves that the scourge of Modernism has returned to the Catholic Church. They will not let the Traditionalists, who REALLY are Catholic, be with the Church, but they allow such "actors in catholicism" "pretend" to be true Catholics. Our only consolation is that....GOD IS NOT SLEEPING.

ANONYMOUS from Fatima

Should your wife or you one day file for a divorce, PLEASE DO NOT PARADE your filth INTO THE CHURCH, and parade it all over for others to CHOOSE SIDE and cause DIVISION. Thank you.

Maybe the allowance of married protestants to become Roman Rite priests didn't happen, but there have always been married priests in many of the other sui juris Catholic churches. In fact, in our Slovak Greek Catholic Church, the vast majority of secular clergy are married, though a few choose celibacy.

It is clear that monastics should not marry, as how could one give oneself completely to God if they have a spouse? But is there any reason why married men shouldn't be admitted to the secular … [More]

This is just another modernist novelty by a modernist pope. To my knowledge I don't recall any married presbyters from other denominations being allowed into the Catholic priesthood prior to Vatican II. I am not referring to Deacons, I am talking about married protestant presbyters who were ordained as priests into the Catholic Church. If anyone has solid credible information please post it here.