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Archb Coleridge spoke to this same group at the Chrism Mass.  From my notes:

Coleridge spoke at Chrism mass, trying to make a distinction between clericalism and ontological change and the true call to service of the priesthood.  But it is muddled.  He said: “When a man is ordained he is radically configured to Christ, the High Priest and Good Shepherd. This in turn changes the pattern of his relationships with other people. Those relationships become radically different because he’s ordained.”  Then goes on to talk about the problem of clericalism.  “Unintentionally the Royal Commission echoed at Pope Francis who, speaking from a very different angle, has left no doubt that clericalism is a disease in the Church that needs to be treated and treated without delay,” the Archbishop said.

A little later, this unfortunate sentence:  “Holiness therefore means separation not for its own sake but separation for the sake of service.”

Ordination equals holiness?  

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