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Cecil
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2002/3/8 下午 04:44:22
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Where can such be found?
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靚仔
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2002/3/8 下午 05:16:33
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You mean in Hong Kong Diocese, or the world?
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靚仔
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2002/3/8 下午 05:19:45
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religious, this word do not include diocesan clergy. Is that what you mean?
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Cecil
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2002/3/8 下午 05:41:58
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I mean those under religious orders (nil?) and those in the HK Diocese (some?)
I think the religious orders will not have such, am I correct?
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靚仔
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2002/3/9 上午 10:49:44
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cc,傻啦,點會修會團體就無?近年最著名的事例便是慈幼會的.妳唔知道?他很出名的,仍活躍於教會.
我相信教區可能有做這種stat.但不會公開的.
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Josemaria
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2002/3/11 下午 12:41:32
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I agree that such statistics are senstive and can be potentially damaging of not handled carefully.
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Cecil
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2002/3/11 下午 12:45:36
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Oh, yea, I think I must be farily ignorant in this regard - I thought that for religious orders, ordination involves the vows of 'obedience, celibacy and poverty', whereas diocesan ordination only involve the vow of 'obedience'.
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Josemaria
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2002/3/11 下午 03:47:26
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To leave the state of celibacy is one of the main 'incentive' for this happenings.
I remember many many years ago, I have agood 'friend' who entered a convent. I was 'after' her then, and even after she took her vows.
But she adamantly told me that she has a vocation and that I should seek some other gals instead.
What happened to those priests?
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