Anything Goes: Bishop Allows Nurses To "Anoint" The Sick

en.news6 years ago

Anything Goes: Bishop Allows Nurses To "Anoint" The Sick

Springfield Bishop Mitchell Rozanski, USA, "allowed" nurses on March 25 to perform [invalid] anointings of the sick.

Rozanski planned that a priest would stand outside the room while a nurse would enter and administers the oil.

Prayers could be provided via telephone.

On March 27, CatholicNewsAgency.com reported about this. An hour later, Rozanski rescinded his "permission."

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BrotherBeowulf6 years ago

Another Fagola of the Bergoglian (Antipope) Homosexual Network Strangling the Church.

Ultraviolet6 years ago

If a nurse can wear a gown and a mask and walk into a sick-room safely, why can't a priest? That collar-size reveals he's read more take-out menus than Catholic doctrine.

Dr Bobus6 years ago

Looking at his biography, I see that he studied theology at Pathological College. Another example of a cleric who is not familiar with basic principles of Doctrine. In any class on the Sacraments, even to teenagers, the question of who is the minister is a necessary part of instruction.

Tesa6 years ago

eticacasanova6 years ago

Poor sick people, they expect a sacrament, this bad man gives them a sacrilege... Do the math