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Topic: women priests

Well, they’ve done it again. But the opponents of women bishops have only put off the evil day: and next time there may be no ‘special arrangements’

The arguments for women priests were wholly secular. This is, in any case, the state Church: and in the end the state will decide

The Anglicans who voted against women bishops showed true Dunkirk spirit

Now the ‘Church in turmoil’ headline will run for another five years

Jane Garvey: one BBC presenter who doesn’t push an agenda on the Church

Woman’s Hour this week lets two ‘good cops’ talk about women in the Church

If a woman is a priest, she can also be a bishop: if she’s not, she can’t. Either way, there is now only one way out for Catholic Anglicans: it’s over the Tiber

The notion of setting up another ghetto for dissidents is simply ludicrous

Let’s end the obsession with women priests: the arguments are outdated and the question resolved long ago

Campaigners such as Baroness Helena Kennedy think priesthood is all about power

The Anglican woman vicar who gave up her ministry to become a Catholic

Una Kroll, ordained a priest in 1997, says ‘God gave me a direct push that I could not resist’

Morning Catholic must-reads: 27/06/11

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Archbishop defends tough penalty for women’s ordination

Archbishop Wuerl of Washington: upgrading of punishment is not a sign of disrespect towards women

To the outside world, the Vatican has lumped together child abuse and the ordination of women

There is a great deal of good in these new norms. If only the Vatican had issued two separate documents

Vatican makes it easier to punish abusive priests

New norms also strengthen penalty for attempting to ordain women as clergy