Overview of contemporary theologians who reject Rome’s assessment that ‘the issue has been decided infallibly’

The post-scholastic theologians either ignored the question of women priests (as an issue they considered settled for good) or indulged in rabid misogyny. See the synopsis on how post-scholastic theologians judged women.

where published	Name/author	position
Bulletin ET 8 (1997) 2, pp. 208-222	The Catholic Theological Society of America
The Tablet 2 Dec 1995	Nicholas Lash	Professor of divinity, Cambridge University, UK
America 9 Dec1995 Theol.Studies Sept1997	Francis A. Sullivan SJ argument with Archbishop Bertone	Emeritus professor Gregorian University Rome
Commonweal 26 Jan 1996	Elizabeth A. Johnson, C.S.J.	Professor of theology at Fordham University, New York
Pastoralblatt v. 48 (1996)	Gisbert Greshake	Professor of theology at the University of Freiburg, Germany
US Catholic April 1996	Ann O’Hara Graff	Professor of theology at Seattle University, Washington
In ‘Frauen Ordination’ 1996	Peter Hünermann	Professor of theology at Tübingen University, Germany
Commonweal 9 Feb 1996	Sidney Cornelia Callahan	Pastoral theologian and author, USA
US Catholic April 1996	David Knight	Pastoral theologian and author, Memphis, USA
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