...and I can be a priest
Father Giertych, theologian to the Pope, recently stated that women can't be priests because priests love the church in a characteristically "male way" when they show concern "about structures, about the buildings of the church, about the roof of the church which is leaking..."
We say, “I’ll fix the roof ... and I can be a priest."
I help first graders improve their reading skills and I am going to be a priest!-Ann Klonowski Cleveland, OH.
I can be a college President, and I can be a Priest.
Kathleen Schatzberg, Cape Cod, Massachusetts
As an architect, I designed and monitored construction of the building in the background, including the roof. And, I am a priest, a Roman Catholic Woman Priest!
In my life, I have changed flat tires, painted rooms, cut the grass, changed the light switches, and seen to the upkeep of our house for 43 years. However, I bet there is not a priest that can make a french, hand sewn 1st communion dress!
I’m ten years old. My mom is a priest, I am her acolyte here in our chapel, and I can be a priest too! —Katie Rose Grimes, Dayton, OH.
I can lead a construction worksite…and I can be a priest.
I lead students and clients on adventure retreats…and I am a priest.
Here I am (in grey vest) leading a group of volunteers to repair a roof for an economically in need neighbor…and I can be a priest.
I’m three years old. I can help my Mama Korina install lights in my brother’s closet. I installed the panel and one light like she taught me. I can do lots of things and I can teach my brother to do lots of things, too. And I can be a priest. - Malena Rose Arvizu, Los Angeles, California
I can use a cherry picker, chainsaw and most power tools while running my campground and I can be a priest.
Martha Sherman at Camp America Campground in Salem, South Dakota
