Pope Francis
Pope Francis rules against ordaining married men as priests, a possible measure to counter the shortage of Catholic priests. He also ruled against allowing women to be ordained as deacons.
Sources: BBC News
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- Pope Francis of the Roman Catholic Church rules against ordaining married men as priests as a measure to address shortage of Catholic priests.
- Pope Francis of the Roman Catholic Church rules against ordaining married men as priests as a measure to counter the shortage of Catholic priests.
- Pope Francis of the Roman Catholic Church rules against ordaining married men as priests, a possible measure to counter the shortage of Catholic priests. He also ruled against allowing women to be ordained as deacons.
- Pope Francis rules against ordaining married men as priests, a possible measure to counter the shortage of Catholic priests. He also ruled against allowing women to be ordained as deacons.