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    Nicholas Kristof Verified account ‏@NickKristof 11 Feb 2013

    At some point, the church will accept contraception and female and non-celibate priests. Could it be in the next papacy?

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      1. Rowie Azada-Palacios ‏@rowsterr 11 Feb 2013

        @NickKristof there have been non-celibate priests in the church. there still are, in the non-roman rites. please do ur homework @mrsunlawyer

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      3. Rowie Azada-Palacios ‏@rowsterr 11 Feb 2013

        @mrsunlawyer became strict only in medieval ages. but this was only true of roman rites. in other catholic churches different rules.

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      5. Rowie Azada-Palacios ‏@rowsterr 11 Feb 2013

        @mrsunlawyer wikipedia entry is wrong. makes common mistake of equating "catholic" with "roman catholic." not all catholics are roman!!!

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      7. 笑い男 ‏@JegoRagragio 11 Feb 2013

        @mrsunlawyer It is a requirement, but it is not doctrinal. It can be removed if the Papacy saw fit to do so. @rowsterr

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    1. C.C. Chapman ‏@cc_chapman 11 Feb 2013

      @NickKristof I would LOVE to see that, but I'm not getting my hopes up.

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    2. Alex Berenson ‏@AlexBerenson 11 Feb 2013

      @NickKristof hard to imagine any of those changes in our lifetimes...

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    3. Neal Taflinger ‏@NealTaflinger 11 Feb 2013

      @NickKristof they used to be ok with two of those three, so why not?

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      1. Hugh Evans ‏@Hughcevans 11 Feb 2013

        .@NickKristof the Pope doesn't represent the entire 'church'...for many 'churches' that is already the case!

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      1. WomensOrdinationConf ‏@OrdainWomen 11 Feb 2013

        @NickKristof we're getting the pink smoke ready!

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      1. Michael Mirasol ‏@flipcritic 11 Feb 2013

        @NickKristof We need a Popette!

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      1. Jayanth Nazareth ‏@JayanthNazareth 11 Feb 2013

        @NickKristof non-celibacy is allowed for Anglican coverts. I suspect a V3 council will convene and examine these issues.

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      3. Lucy Di Rosa ‏@LucyBklyn 11 Feb 2013

        @JayanthNazareth @NickKristof I would have thought this would happen with or post John Paul II, and it did not. Benedict seemed MORE rigid.

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      4. Jayanth Nazareth ‏@JayanthNazareth 15 Apr 2013

        @LucyBklyn @NickKristof In reality John Paul II was conservative. He cracked down on the Jesuits and humilated their superior

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      5. Lucy Di Rosa ‏@LucyBklyn 15 Apr 2013

        I agree. But Benedict seemed more so. The church needs a John XXIV MT @JayanthNazareth @NickKristof In reality John Paul II was conservative

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      6. Jayanth Nazareth ‏@JayanthNazareth 16 Apr 2013

        @LucyBklyn @NickKristof Francis is more liberal. The decision on US nuns was a head fake. I think he maybe the Earl warren of Church.

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