Vatican reiterates: Catholic parishes should be led by priests, not laypeople
by Joshua J. McElweeThe Vatican reiterated July 20 that Catholic parishes should normally be led by priests, stressing to bishops across the world that arrangements for religious sisters or laypeople to head local parish communities can only be made when there is a shortage of ordained ministers.

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