You are both quite confused. Substituting "rabbi" for "priest" in my quote has no meaning as I did not and would never disparage any rabbi. I'm from NY. I grew up next door to a rabbi. Fourty years later, I still address the man as "Uncle Seth," and he and "Aunt Becca" have dinner at my parent's house every Easter. His family is orthodox, and I have been to his synagogue for weddings and bar mitzvahs. I have also been to the reform temple in my small town for the weddings and barmitzvahs of my classmates. For that matter, Jesus Christ was addressed as "Rabbi" by Peter, the first apostle and first pope. gogogodzilla called BS on a fact, so I set the set the record straight for him.
OTOH, your minds are clearly made up on the subject of Catholic priests, and I find that sad. gogogodzilla: Your post was silly. Julie, you look even sillier talking about "facts." That's all I (or most of the people you argue with) ever talk about.
Unfortunately, what you call fact is truthfully nothing more than the fabrications of a diseased mind. I’m very sorry that you cannot seperate truth from fiction.
For if you could, you would have provided easily found documentation to support your assertations.
But, alas, there are none.
However, there are many links to anti-Semitic and supersessionism websites on that topic.