Germany, Parishes Run By Priests Become “Exception”
Magdeburg Diocese, Germany, announced that parishes run by priests will become in not too long a time the “exception”, the diocesan magazine Moment writes.
The diocese has already reduced its 180 parishes to 44.
Eight of the new parishes are already now run by lay-teams, without a parish priest.
The diocese has also problems with staffing the parish councils because there are not enough volunteers.
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It'd be interesting to know how the lay-team consecrates the Host.
They can’t... but, sadly, the “parishioners” probably would not notice or care, since anyone going to those abominations has already lost the faith.