Podcasts about woman priest

A woman of deep spirituality, Reverend Laurie Harrington's journey from an unexpected career path to her current role as a priest unfolds as a testament to the unpredictable and transformative nature of life.   Early Beginnings   Graduating from the university and faced with the prospect of finding a job, Reverend Harrington stumbled upon an opportunity that would set the course for her unique journey. The federal government's nondiscriminatory policy opened doors for her, leading to a position that, unbeknownst to her at the time, would shape her future in profound ways.   A Twist of Fate   During her government service as a cryptologist, Harrington found not only a job but also a deeper connection—with her future husband. The serendipitous encounter at a party marked the beginning of a journey intertwined with personal and spiritual discoveries.   Unveiling the Spiritual Calling   Reverend Harrington's life took an unexpected turn when the longing for a deeper spiritual connection resurfaced, a calling she had felt since childhood. Exploring this call, she discovered a desire to be a priest, a path traditionally reserved for men in the Catholic Church.   Challenges and Reflections   Navigating the complexities of embracing her spiritual calling, Reverend Harrington shares insights into the challenges faced and the reflections that guided her. Her journey is a testament to the pursuit of vocation, breaking barriers, and challenging norms to align with a personal and deeply felt connection with the divine. More at: www.YourRadicalTruth.com/014-Laurie-Harrington  A Trailblazer in Faith   Reverend Harrington's decision to follow her calling and become a priest challenges traditional notions within the Catholic Church. Her story stands as an inspiration for those who, too, feel the pull of a vocation that defies established norms.  

During this episode of the Your Radical Truth podcast, host, Margaret Mary O'Connor, talks with Catherine Marie, woman priest. They delve into the captivating story of Catherine Marie's remarkable journey of spirituality and self-discovery. From her Catholic upbringing to her exploration of various faith traditions, Catherine's quest ultimately led her to become an ordained priest in the Independent Catholic Church. Catherine shares the challenges she faced, the truths she discovered, and the profound significance of everyday spirituality in her life. Catherine Marie's Spiritual Odyssey: Catherine Marie's spiritual journey commenced within the confines of the Roman Catholic Church, where she was baptized and raised. However, her dissatisfaction with the Church's treatment of women and the imposed limitations on them propelled her to seek alternative paths. As a nurse, wife, and mother, she embarked on a quest to uncover her own spiritual truth, venturing into different denominations and even traveling to India, where she explored Hinduism and Buddhism. During her exploration, Catherine encountered the concept of a feminine image of God, which challenged the prevailing male-dominated perspective within Christianity. She resonated deeply with the notion that spirituality transcends gender and that women are equally capable of answering their divine calling. Her experiences and observations gradually led her to question the power dynamics and patriarchal structures entrenched within religious institutions. Read full post at https://YourRadicalTruth.com/009-Catherine-Maxey   

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·       Born 1907 in Hong Kong, an ethnic Chinese named Li Tim Oi, which means ‘Much Beloved'. Father chose this name because he valued her as a daughter even when other Chinese preferred sons·       When she became an Anglican and was baptised as a student she took the name Florence·       1931 aged 24 she was present for the ordination of Lucy Vincent as a Deaconess in Hong Kong cathedral and there was a call for women to give their lives to Christian Ministry. Minister asked, “Here is an Englishwoman who is offering herself to serve the Church. Might there also be a Chinese woman who feels called by God to serve as a deacon?' Tim-Oi prayed and asked, 'God would you like to send me?' This was her inspiration.·       Wanted to study for the ministry but her family couldn't afford it. Others paid for her to do so·       Theological College in Canton, China. 4 year course completed age 31·       Worked 2 yrs in Hong Kong helping refugees from mainland China during 2nd Sino-Japanese War·       Hong Kong Bishop Ronald Hall sent her to help refugees in neutral Macau. (about 60kn distance) She was in charge of the parish·       6 months later recalled to Hong Kong ordained Deaconess May 1941 age 34 and given permission to administer the sacraments·       Because of the war no Anglican priests could get to neutral Macau and there was no resident priest there·       January 1944 Florence travelled through Japanese occupied territory to a small town, not taken by the Japanese, to meet her bishop. He ordained her priest 25 January 1944 age 37 so that the residents of Macau were not deprived of the sacraments. ·       Someone wrote of this: “Fearless Ang Bishop, discerning a match between wartime need and a uniquely gifted person, ordained a humble, yet steel-spined disciple of Christ into the priesthood.”·       Bishop Hall was “merely confirming that God had already given Tim-Oi the gift of priestly ministry.”·       He acknowledged that she was the only person willing to serve in the most dangerous of territories·       I have three Chinese priests in Hong Kong but they cannot now get permission to go to Macao. Her work has been remarkably successful.  My judgment is that it is only exceptional women who can do this kind of work.  But we are going to have such exceptional women in China and such exceptional need.  Moreover, working as a minister in charge of a congregation, Deaconess Li has developed as a man-pastor develops and has none of that frustrated fussiness that is noticeable in women who, having the pastoral charisma, are denied full exercise in the ministry of the church.  ·       Hall continued, ‘I'm not an advocate for the ordination of women. I am, however, determined that no prejudices should prevent the congregations committed to my care having the sacraments of the Church.' ·       30 years before any part of the Ang Comm regularised the ordination of women·       End of the Sino-Japanese war 1945 there were protests about her ordination. She resigned her licence but not her priesthood·       Returned to China to serve the church in Hepu County, not far along the coast from Macau but in mainland China·       Communist govt closed all churches from 1958 to 1974.·       Great Leap Forward 1958 – failed 5 yr plan·       Cultural Revolution 1966-76 ended when Mao died·       Fl

In Let's Talk About This, Father McTeigue asks why it is that some believe the Church to have already been renewed by the ongoing synodal process. What could cause one to think this? Father finishes with Weekend Readiness to prepare you for the upcoming Sunday Mass. U.S. National Synthesis 2021-2023 Synod | USCCB What's Behind the ‘Woman Priest' Facebook Post from the Synod of Bishops?| National Catholic Register The Apostasy In The Church Has Already Arrived According To Two Senior Bishops Ask Father McTeigue

In 2014, Mary was ordained a Roman Catholic Womenpriest. She founded the Holy Family Inclusive Catholic Community in Springfield, IL for folks who love their Catholic faith, but not the man-made institution. All are welcome, and Mary guides them in new ways to pray to God that are nourishing and life-giving.

Margaret offers an unbelievably incredible true story . From her book, "Scandal In The Shadows The Original Priest - Mother Mary," she helps  Catholics and Christians to see the Catholic Church like they have never seen before. A centuries old Scandal of lies and cover-up continues to this day, where the Church hierarchy won't even acknowledge their early Church history of Women Bishops, Deacons and that Mary Mother of God, was a Woman Priest. What will this mean for any Women's Spirituality? In 2021, isn't it finally time for this Church, to stop betraying the trust of any Women in the Church. Produced, Edited and mixed by Paul R. LongFor further Information visit our Website OurWalkTogether.comor contact: Paul@ourwalktogether.com

What if in the beginning of the Christ Movement there were women apostles, priests, deacons, and bishops? Well hold onto your hats as we blow your beliefs that only men were spiritual leaders during the early church. On this episode of Belief Busters, Margaret Mary O'Connor and I discuss the reality that women of power have been erased from church history by patriarchal Roman politics. But you can do something about this fallacy, awaken to newly unearthed truths that women spiritual leaders existed and sign the petition to have the Catholic Church change their dogma to allow women to reclaim their power within the Church. Margaret Mary O'Connor has a Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of Buffalo, and a Master of Arts in Pastoral Ministry, from Christ The King Seminary in East Aurora, NY. She is a former Chaplain and currently is a Eucharistic Minister. She literally walks the walk, on picket lines to help keep the issues of Women's Ordination and Church Accountability on the Priest Sexual Abuse Issue, at the forefront of any Catholic's attention. She believes any Catholic deserves at minimal at least the truth from Rome, as opposed to the continual out right deception they are receiving. She also is a member of Call To Action, Future Church, Roman Catholic Women Priests, Women's Ordination Conference and SNAP (Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests). Margaret's goal is to initiate a World-Wide Conversation about the Factual Truth of Mary Mother Of God, being a Woman Priest, in the Catholic Church's Early History. Margaret has written a book, Scandal in the Shadows about Mary as Priest. To sign the petition for change in the Catholic Church go to http://www.yourradicaltruth.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sheree-taylor-jones/support

Bridget Mary Meehan is a Catholic Woman Priest. In this episode, she shares with us her experience and vocation... Are you curious to understand how it is possible that a woman is a priest in the Catholic Church? Listen to the episode to know more! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pietro-rossini/message

In this podcast, we take part in an outdoor Mass in Washington, DC led by a Roman Catholic Women Priest and attended by life-long Catholics eager to fully participate in a more inclusive Catholic Church.

This is the last week with Rev. Anita Peebles who is the Associate Pastor for Next Generation Ministries at Seattle First Baptist Church. We discuss her work on atonement theology for children. Atonement theology is more or less the meaning of Jesus’ life, death, resurrection and ascension. It can be very heavy stuff so Anita’s strategy for presenting this to children is really fantastic and I think super helpful for even adults who are learning about atonement for the first time or just trying to explore their theological understandings of god more

Rev. Anita serves as the Associate Pastor for Next Generation Ministries at Seattle First Baptist Church.

San Diego Deputy District Attorney Jane Via returns to Osher UCSD to recount what has happened to her in the three years since she was ordained as a Roman Catholic woman priest. Series: "Osher UC San Diego Distinguished Lecture Series" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 16595]

San Diego Deputy District Attorney Jane Via returns to Osher UCSD to recount what has happened to her in the three years since she was ordained as a Roman Catholic woman priest. Series: "Osher UC San Diego Distinguished Lecture Series" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 16595]

San Diego Deputy District Attorney Jane Via returns to Osher UCSD to recount what has happened to her in the three years since she was ordained as a Roman Catholic woman priest. Series: "Osher UC San Diego Distinguished Lecture Series" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 16595]

Jane Via, a deputy district attorney and former university professor, tells her remarkable story of how she became ordained as a Roman Catholic woman priest and her efforts to build a growing congregation in San Diego. Via was presented by the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at UC San Diego. Series: "Osher UC San Diego Distinguished Lecture Series" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 12244]

Jane Via, a deputy district attorney and former university professor, tells her remarkable story of how she became ordained as a Roman Catholic woman priest and her efforts to build a growing congregation in San Diego. Via was presented by the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at UC San Diego. Series: "Osher UC San Diego Distinguished Lecture Series" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 12244]

Jane Via, a deputy district attorney and former university professor, tells her remarkable story of how she became ordained as a Roman Catholic woman priest and her efforts to build a growing congregation in San Diego. Via was presented by the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at UC San Diego. Series: "Osher UC San Diego Distinguished Lecture Series" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 12244]