"Ordain a Lady" Presents Us With One Giant Non-Issue

Alright, I've had it.  Taking my pup out in the middle of the night, I quickly logged on to the net and found this musical butchery:

Frankly, I'm just embarrassed by all this catholic "spirit of Vatican II" wierdness.  I was asked by a reader to comment on the issue of women priests and all the rest of it, and since Marc Barnes at Bad Catholic already touched on the theological reasons, here I will simply say my own non-theological take on it.

Women's ordination is a non-issue.  I as a male am not fuming and protesting and putting out horrifically bad music because I cannot become a nun.  I am not angry that my gender prevents me from becoming a Mother Superior.  Nor am I protesting that I cannot be a monastic or a priest in my own Latin Rite because I am married.  Do I, as a man, make a fuss over the fact that the highest and most exalted human being in the entire history of the human race is a woman, the Blessed Virgin Mary?  Do I sit and stew in my own juices that a man should be higher than the Virgin Mary?  No.  It is a non-issue. To me, it is not based on inequality of the sexes, but the complimentarity of them - we have different roles, different strengths, and different weaknesses. 

In the meantime, as per my custom everytime a brutally awful song like this is put out in the world of the Church, I will offer other songs for musical reparation, and as a reminder that beauty in the faith still exists.