1988, 53 Minutes
A challenging and provocative documentary dealing with one of the most controversial issues in the Christian community: the attitude of the Church towards the ordination of women as priests.
According to Father Ian Herring, “It would be analogous to consecrating a meat pie on the altar of God to ordain a woman...” The Fully Ordained Meat Pie deals with one of the most controversial issues in the Christian community: the attitude of the Church towards the ordination of women as priests.
The film follows a group of women lobbying for the right to be ordained into the Anglican priesthood. It covers the Special Synod in Sydney in 1987, convened to decide “can women be priests?”, which failed to support the change by a mere four votes.
Produced by Film Australia. © 2011 National Film and Sound Archive of Australia.
(198605400)
Director/Writer: Gillian Coote
Year: 1988
Running Time: 53 Minutes
Classification: Exempt from classification
Curriculum Links: Studies of Religion; Comparative Religion; Gender Studies.
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SKU | 198605400 |
Brand | Film Australia |