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A married man, former pastor, ordained a Catholic priest in Namur

Publication date 30/06/2005 From €100.00

Marriage of priests

A former married Protestant priest and father of 4 children was ordained a Catholic priest in Namur. The Church accepted this situation despite the obligation of celibacy of the priests. He is one of the 200 priests exempted from this obligation after his conversion.

Testimonies of a married priest and his companion

Publication date 10/01/1994 From €100.00

Marriage of priests

Report on the problem of priestly celibacy through the testimonies of John and Odette DESFONDS and an anonymous priest’s wife.

Statement by Bishop Gaillot on the Marriage of Priests

Publication date 14/11/1988 From €100.00

Marriage of priests

Monseigneur Gaillot se déclare favorable au mariage des prêtres pour "le besoin du peuple de dieu".

Seminarians debate on the marriage of priests

Publication date 21/01/1972 From €100.00

Marriage of priests

Seminarians debate on the marriage of priests.

Interview of a seminarian on the question of marriage

Publication date 04/12/1964 From €100.00

Marriage of priests

Interview of a seminarian on the prohibition imposed on priests to marry.

Testimonies of seminarians on priestly celibacy

Publication date 25/09/1985 From €100.00

Marriage of priests

Interviews of several seminarians on the difficulties and riches brought by a life of celibacy.

Debate on celibacy in the Church

Publication date 03/11/2019 From €100.00

Marriage of priests

Report on the debate within the Church on the celibacy of priests. Interviews with priests and microwalkers.

Testimonies of a priest and deacon on marriage

Publication date 19/03/2017 From €100.00

Marriage of priests

A priest and a deacon confide in their personal experience of marriage.

A former priest about marriage and adultery

Publication date 13/11/1969 From €100.00

Marriage of priests

A former (anonymous) priest, reduced to the lay state and since married and father of family, speaks about celibacy in the church, divorce and adultery: "The married priest will be a man like any other, he will have his temptations, he could be unfaithful, commit adultery..."

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