[NYer]

Janice Sevre-Duszynska, is co-chair of the Ministry of Irritation of the Women's Ordination Conference, the oldest and largest organization working for ordination of a renewed priestly ministry in the Catholic Church. From teaching ESL to children from around the world she says she learned about the value of nonviolence. A local and national peace activist, she is a former Prisoner of Conscience for the School of the Americas Watch. She recently completed a Christian Peacemakers Team delegation into the Sonora Desert of Mexico and Tucson in solidarity with Mexican migrants as part of the Migrant Trail Walk. She writes essays, poetry, and plays, rides horses, keeps a lovely English cottage garden and enjoys being a Busia (grandmother) to her grandchildren and aunt to her nieces and nephews. email: rhythmsofthedance@msn.com

Archdiocese bars ordination activist - Nation - Archdiocese of Atlanta v. Janice Sevre-Duszynska - Brief Article

[Dr. Sivana]

But Sevre-Duszynska, who will be ordained at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Lexington, does not fear excommunication. She expects it. “I’m really waiting for that parchment from Rome,” she said.

Rome doesn't have to bother with excommunication. If she's a Unitarian she isn't a Catholic, so there is no need for a formal excommunication. (If A=B and B≠C then A≠C). She's really slumming though. The Unitarians take ANYbody who denies the Trinity and Divinity of Christ. At least there's truth in advertising here, she found the church most closely related to her present beliefs.

[DJ MacWoW]

“I’d sit in the priest’s chair, go to the pulpit, make believe I was preaching and giving communion,” she said. “I thought, ‘Why couldn’t I be up here?’” ...

And where was serving God in her make believe? Apparently it's all about her.

[red irish]

She is so full of pride and her behavior is that of a spoiled child who cannot accept the word NO.

[ThanhPhero]

“I’d sit in the priest’s chair, go to the pulpit, make believe I was preaching and giving communion,” she said. “I thought, ‘Why couldn’t I be up here?’

Such fantasies for a male priest wannabe pretty much demonstrate inaptitude for the priesthood.