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"La obispa irlandesa-estadounidense Bridget Mary Meehan presidió la ordenación con presencia, con una luz personal llena de la vitalidad y la espontaneidad que le otorgan sus 77 años vividos con profundidad"
"Una ordenación que combinó el tono solemne y ceremonial de lo que se organiza con un cariño cuidadoso, y al mismo tiempo una forma de hacer compartida, entrañable, alegre y con espontaneidad"
La homilía de la obispa Bridget Mary resultó fresca, llena de contenido y vida: "Esto no es solo una ceremonia. Es un momento de resurrección. Retomamos un hilo que se ha tejido en la Iglesia desde sus inicios"
"No me cabe la menor duda de que el Santo Espíritu está hablando a través de la vocación de Christina, una vocación cuidadosamente discernida y fuertemente purificada por las críticas desde diversos estamentos de la iglesia"
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La Consagración Episcopal de una mujer
Irish-American Bishop Bridget Mary Meehan presided over the ordination with presence, with a personal light filled with the vitality and spontaneity that come from her 77 years of profound experience."
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La Consagración Episcopal de una mujer
"An ordination that combined the solemn and ceremonial tone of what is being organized with careful attention, and at the same time a shared, endearing, joyful, and spontaneous way of doing things."
Bishop Bridget Mary's homily was fresh, meaningful, and full of life: "This is not just a ceremony. It is a moment of resurrection. We are picking up a thread that has been woven into the Church since its beginning."
"I have no doubt that the Holy Spirit is speaking through Christina's vocation, a vocation carefully discerned and heavily purified by criticism from various levels of the Church."
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The Episcopal Consecration of a Woman
The Association of Roman Catholic Women Priests (ARCWP) and the Comunidade do Home Novo of A Coruña invited us to an unusual event: the episcopal consecration of Christina Moreira Vázquez .
The chapel of a country house in the region of Santiago de Compostela, owned by one of the members of the Comunidade do Home Novo, welcomed us on the afternoon of Saint John's Day . There we gathered, people from Germany, Austria, France, Switzerland, the United States, and also from different parts of the Iberian Peninsula, such as Portugal, Extremadura, Madrid, Catalonia, Castile-León, Andalusia, and, of course, Galicia.
