From National Catholic Register-
The women gathered on the eve of their ordinations on a farm outside
Philadelphia, where they shared a meal. The next day, July 29, 1974,
they entered the Church of the Advocate to become the first women ordained to the Episcopal priesthood in the United States. Initially referred to simply as the 11, they quickly became known as the Philadelphia 11.
On Nov. 1 of this year, five of the priests gathered again, this time at
the horse farm of Carter Heyward, one of the 11. Those traveling came
through a line of East Coast storms, one of them leaving her home where
alarms, activated by violent winds, had sounded all night, but by the
time they had arrived at Heyward's place deep in the Appalachian
Mountains, the November sunset was clear and cool.
More here-
https://www.ncronline.org/news/people/philadelphia-11-reunion-recalls-ministry-pioneering-women-priests
Monday, November 25, 2019
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