Again, that's not because it's a norm, it's because it is contrary to tradition and to some extent Scripture. I'm familiar with trads getting upset about various things, but the root cause is never because it violates a current norm, in my experience.
Again, that's not because it's a norm, it's because it is contrary to tradition and to some extent Scripture. I'm familiar with trads getting upset about various things, but the root cause is never because it violates a current norm, in my experience.
I have never heard of Byzantines (or any Oriental Rite) traditionally using women as lectors or acolytes. Cantors, yes, but that is generally considered acceptable in the Latin Rite as well.
Again, that's not because it's a norm, it's because it is contrary to tradition and to some extent Scripture. I'm familiar with trads getting upset about various things, but the root cause is never because it violates a current norm, in my experience.
Your suggesting the Byzantines are "to some extent " against Scripture?
I have never heard of Byzantines (or any Oriental Rite) traditionally using women as lectors or acolytes. Cantors, yes, but that is generally considered acceptable in the Latin Rite as well.