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Name: Jim Location: Connecticut Question: Now that the Church has welcomed Anglicans and their married priests, shoule the Church welcome back it's own married priests?

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The UNIVERSAL CHURCH REFORM platform suggests working with the supporting priests of integraty working group to help reinstate married priests in the RCC. I think this is an excellent suggestion because many of these priests were and still are "priests of integrity."
Gaile M. Pohlhaus

By GailePohlhaus at 01/18/2010 - 2:47pm

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	Question for Candidate Question: Name: Jim Location: Connecticut Question: Now that the Church has welcomed Anglicans and their married priests, shoule the Church welcome back it's own married priests? Answer: The UNIVERSAL CHURCH REFORM platform suggests working with the supporting priests of integraty working group to help reinstate married priests in the RCC. I think this is an excellent suggestion because many of these priests were and still are "priests of integrity." Gaile M. Pohlhaus By GailePohlhaus at 01/18/2010 - 2:47pm	VOTF™ Mission Statement To provide a prayerful voice, attentive to the Spirit, through which the Faithful can actively participate in the governance and guidance of the Catholic Church. Our Goals To support survivors of clergy sexual abuse To support priests of integrity To shape structural change within the Catholic Church.

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