nancychadwick.bsky.social
Independent. Frmr pioneer litigation paralegal, author, teacher & practitioner in land brokerage & development. Creative in various media. Fan of primary-sourced info, facts, history, and Manfred-less baseball.
👤 Joined on 08 April 2025
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(This year is @pattyskuster.bsky.social’s and my 20th anniversary, so we’re gonna swing for the fences)
Show PostJudge: "Juror 42, please approach the bench. Can you confirm your name is Kathryn Tew-" Both lawyers in chorus: "Peremtory challenge"
Show PostDefrocking is permanent and only for the ordained. Once defrocked they can never recover their ordination. It reduces a formerly ordained man to a lay person. Excommunication is a call to repent with a path back to the church. They are cut off from receiving or giving the sacraments during it.
Show PostMight be that their status is suspended in some way, not sure. At the very least it is until they bend the knee.
Show PostThey haven't just been returned to "normal" non-clergy status, they've been excommunicated. If they wanna come back they need a bishop (I think?) to vouch for them and they have to hand-write a letter to the pope. And they may not be a priest even after they return to communion.
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