Present-day Testimonies of Catholic women who feel called to the priesthood

Read the following accounts to discover how the Holy Spirit is speaking to the hearts of Catholic women.
More testimonies will follow -- Would you like to add your own story?
If so, write here.

Ludmila Javorová, citizen of the Czech Republic,ordained a Catholic priest by Bishop Felix Davidek in 1970.			Claire Daurelle college chaplain and pastoral assistant in Lyons, France, from 1978 to 1998
	Iris Muller MA Theology and research scholar at Münster University, Germany			Ivelisse Colón Nevárez OFS Graphic artist, pastoral worker and Franciscan Tertiary
ALICE qualified teacher and catechist, the education chair on her parish council, USA			Josefa Munch MA Theology at Munich University, veteran campaigner for women’s ordination.
	Monique French, missionary in Africa, in charge of isolated St. Andrew’s parish	Monique		Helen Blackburn born in England, represents Catholic Women’s Ordination in Midlothian
Claude Jarvis English, pastoral minister in a Catholic parish in London, UK			Denise Donato MA Theology, family minister in her own parish, USA
	Andrea Mayerhofer pastoral minister in Maria Enzersdorf near Viennna in Austria			Olive Powell PhD, prayer, manual work,theological study, poet, Manchester, UK
Renate Put half Dutch half German, director of formation of the Lay Institute of St. Catherine, Basel, Switzerland			Sr. Michèle Jeunet MA Theology, Paris, France
Maria Pastoral worker, UK.			Margaret Barry mystic and poet
	Ida Raming Doctor of theology, writer, Germany.			Anne Brown Involved in the peace movement, ecumenism, Kendal, England.
Margaret Director of Religious Education in a parish			Mary Frankland M.A. in Theology

See also:

testimonies in German

testimonies in French

testimonies in Dutch

Overview

Signs of a Vocation

A woman's journey

Steps to take

Answering critics

Writing your story

Six options for Catholic women who feel called to the priesthood?

For related online Libraries see:	Equality for Women
The ORDINATION OF WOMEN in the Catholic Church	Catherine of Siena VIRTUAL COLLEGE
THE BODY IS SACRED	MYSTERY AND BEYOND

We hope that you have found this document helpful. It costs our small charity - HOUSETOP CARE - on average £10 / $20 / Euro15 to make such a document freely available to you. This is because we have to identify the best scholarship available, retrieve texts, obtain permissions, scan, edit, link and convert documents to html format and run a small office to make this all possible.

Having benefited from the online library, any donation, small or large, that you can make to support our work would be gratefully appreciated. Click here to make a donation now.


On women, natural law and sexual ethics.

Please, credit this document
as published by www.womenpriests.org!

Present-day Testimonies of Catholic women who feel called to the priesthood

For related online Libraries see: