Ignats75 Nevadaref wroteFYI: Orthodox Catholics are allowed to be married, if they were married BEFORE they became priests. Only if they were ordained in another Christian Church and converted. They cannot receive their ordination in the Cathoic Church if they are still married. (Widowed? Yes)
Jurassic Referee Ignats75 wroteOnly if they were ordained in another Christian Church and converted. They cannot receive their ordination in the Cathoic Church if they are still married. (Widowed? Yes)There are always exceptions to the rules......😃 http://www.adn.com/news/alaska/story/8622295p-8514890c.html
Nevadaref Ignats75 wroteOnly if they were ordained in another Christian Church and converted. They cannot receive their ordination in the Cathoic Church if they are still married. (Widowed? Yes) You are talking about ROMAN Catholic. I specifically stated ORTHODOX Catholic. This is the old Russian and Greek side that split because they do not recognize the Pope. He is just another Cardinal to them.
Nevadaref M&M Guy wroteYou know, I was sitting here thinking, and this little voice just came to me...but this is usually reserved for people like JR: You know you're going to he!!, right? Ahhhh... Ask and you shall receive! 🙂
Ref Daddy Recapping: A married Roman Catholic priest throwing F Bombs at an official during a High School Basketball game with his wife sitting at the scores-table keeping books. There is a foul here somewhere.:eek: