When Women Become Priests: The Catholic Women's Ordination Debate

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Columbia University Press, 2000 - 313 pages
Supported by interviews with women in the Episcopal priesthood, this text draws upon object-relations theory, Freudian concepts of the unconscious, and French feminist thought to show how the celebration of mass by women priests would require a rethinking of core dimensions of Catholic theology.

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When Women Become Priests: The Catholic Women's Ordination Debate
Kelley A. Raab
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When Women Become Priests: The Catholic Women's Ordination Debate
Kelley A. Raab
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About the author (2000)

Kelley A. Raab is assistant professor of Religious Studies at St. Lawrence University in Canton, New York.

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TitleWhen Women Become Priests: The Catholic Women's Ordination Debate
When Women Become Priests: The Catholic Women's Ordination Debate, Kelley A. Raab
AuthorKelley A. Raab
PublisherColumbia University Press, 2000
ISBN0231113358, 9780231113359
Length313 pages
  
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