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Quick Questions Why can't a priest ever marry?
Magazine Articles Why a Celibate Priesthood?
Quick Questions Why can't women be ordained priests within the Catholic Church?
Magazine Articles Celibacy Isn’t the Problem
Quick Questions How can we explain calling priests "Father" when Jesus said not to?
Quick Questions What is it that keeps women from being priests?
Quick Questions Deacons cannot celebrate Mass, so why can't women be ordained to the diaconate?
Quick Questions What is the difference between secular priests and religious priests?
Quick Questions Do priests' vestments contradict Scripture?
Quick Questions Why can only priests consecrate the Eucharist?
Quick Questions Does laicization remove a priest's powers?
Quick Questions Was Jesus prevented from selecting women as apostles because of the Jewish blood taboo?
Quick Questions Why does the Catholic Church allow converts to become priests if they are married with children?
Radio Shows Why Only Men Can Be Priests 6/13/2012 6pm ET
Quick Questions Did Jesus choose only men as apostles simply because of the cultural mores of his era?
Quick Questions Can priests ordain priests?
Quick Questions Is the priest "another Christ" when he says Holy Mass, hears confessions, etc.?
Quick Questions Is it true that Catholics must totally and without question obey every dictate from their parish priest?
Quick Questions As a recent convert, how long must I wait before I pursue a calling to the priesthood?
Magazine Articles Ordinary Means, Extraordinary Ends

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