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  • Leo’s slavery teaching opens door for women’s ordination

    In “Magnificent Humanity,” Pope Leo describes the Church’s condemnation of slavery as a genuine development in doctrine, not a clarification of existing teaching. That admission, echoing Cardinal Newman, creates a powerful precedent for revisiting the supposedly final ban on ordaining women as priests.

    Leo’s slavery teaching opens door for women’s ordination

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