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But, back to brass tacks: all else being equal, there should be Orthodox "womenpriests" in the United States because the sociological background of Orthodox women is much the same as that of Roman Catholic women.
Well in that case it is just a matter of statistics. I am not sure how many Catholics and Orthodox there are in the United States, but let's say there are maybe nominally 68 million Catholics and maybe 2-3 million Orthodox. If we are to credit the article, there are perhaps 75 "womenpriests" in the U.S. (who by the way seem to think that priests can carry out ordinations...). Statistically, then there should be maybe a couple of Orthodox "womenpriests." But I hope the Orthodox are spared this trial.
