Thistle Amid the Grass

Thistles among the grass The Anglican community ordains women, but not all the church. Some clergy refuse to have women priests working with them. Some parishes refuse to have them. Acceptance of homosexuals, lesbians, women priests, become similar issues. When homosexuals excepted, but women priests are not, the rejection of human rights becomes pointed and the unreasonableness is obvious. Young priests, who first ignore the women issue, soon realise that they should not ignore it. A church community develops, who promote female priest calling from God and also save young people who struggle under homophobe hatred. Gays, lesbians, drug addicts, are rescued, given home, parented by heterosexual, homosexual, lesbian couples; by both cleric and lay couples. The flock, in church, accepting church rules against human rights is contrasted to flock eating thistles amid good grass. The community fights for the right of the flock, not to eat thistles.