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Andrew Peach
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News Presenter, BBC Radio Berkshire
Bristol, London
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By Andrew Peach Verified| The Brown Pelican Society of Louisiana@ A diocesan priestly promise of poverty could make the priesthood more appealing to the right men and less appealing to the wrong. By Andrew J. Peach, Crisis Magazine, April 13, 2023Andrew J. Peach, J.D., Ph.D., is a former philosophy professor and current attorney. …The Catholic Church is facing a “priest crisis” in two senses: (1) fewer men are entering the priesthood and (2) many who are entering are not fit for the office. A diocesan priestly promise of poverty may alleviate both problems.
By Andrew Peach Verified| Crisis Magazine Verified The Catholic Church is facing a “priest crisis” in two senses: (1) fewer men are entering the priesthood and (2) many who are entering are not fit for the office. A diocesan priestly promise of poverty may alleviate both problems. Diocesan priests currently make two promises—ones of celibacy, and one of obedience to the local ordinary (bishop).
By Andrew Peach Verified| The Brown Pelican Society of Louisiana@ A diocesan priestly promise of poverty could make the priesthood more appealing to the right men and less appealing to the wrong. By Andrew J. Peach, Crisis Magazine, April 13, 2023Andrew J. Peach, J.D., Ph.D., is a former philosophy professor and current attorney. …The Catholic Church is facing a “priest crisis” in two senses: (1) fewer men are entering the priesthood and (2) many who are entering are not fit for the office. A diocesan priestly promise of poverty may alleviate both problems.
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BBC Radio Berkshire