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Did you know that the Catholic Church celibacy imposed on priests because all the money?

In the early Catholic Church, the Church is faced with a problem of losing his immense wealth accumulated inheritance. To avoid loss of land and wealth of heritage, the Church imposed celibacy.
  The result was centuries of systematic sexual crimes behind the curtain. Many former priests often literature shows bastand children. Mondern with technology companies no longer cover these were easy for the Church, so the number of new priests and young people has declined and the Catholic Church faces a great danger of reducing the number of priests and priests of age and not die young priests capable of handling real life of celibacy.

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6 comments for “Did you know that the Catholic Church celibacy imposed on priests because all the money?”


  1. Chris says:

    This is true, much like the Catholic religion hate to admit it. The Bible says that some may choose to be celibate, but that is just a few. Peter himself was a married man.
      The Catholic religion developed this plan to keep the wealth in the Vatican genocide.

  2. Looking Forward To the Kingdom says:

    So Mary was a virgin after the birth of Christ, speaking of his coming of Christ with your brothers and sisters.

  3. song Bird says:

    much of this comes from the time of Christ the Romans have a lot to do with the founding of the church worship pic example on Sunday, when the Lord did in fact what we call Saturday for a day of worship to God gave us the numbers the Romans gave us the name s of the week the names of the stars. The churches are beginning to allow for Wednesday Preist The process has already begun some preist already married. What do you think?

  4. knightof says:

    The various forms of chastity
      2348 All the baptized are called to chastity. The Christian has "put on Christ," the 135 model for all chastity. All the faithful are called to lead a chaste life in accordance with their states of life. At the time of his baptism, the Christian is committed to your emotional life in chastity.
      2349 "People should cultivate [chastity] in the manner that suits their stage of life. Some profess virginity or consecrated celibacy which enables them to give to God alone with an undivided heart in a remarkable way. Others live in the manner prescribed for all by the moral law, whether married or unmarried. 136 married people are called to live conjugal chastity; others practice chastity in continence:
      There are three forms of the virtue of chastity: the first is that of spouses, widow of the second and the third that of virgins. Not praise any of them to the exclusion of others. . . . This is what makes the richness of the discipline of Church.137
      2350 Those who are engaged to marry are called to live chastity in continence. They should see this time of testing a discovery of mutual respect, an apprenticeship in fidelity and the hope of receiving one another from God. Should be reserved for marriage the expressions of affection that belong to married love. They help each other grow in chastity.

  5. The Asker says:

    that is simply not true.
      do your own research and not just move to another prejudice against Catholics.

  6. Stefan says:

    I have to disagree with you given the reason and say it was more because celibacy is considered so holy, like the Virgin Mary. The rest of what you said, I agree with.



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