text: Unfortunately for your argument Ordinatio Sacerdotalis does not consist of “Jesus did not chose any women to be apostles. Therefore, woman cannot be ordained as priests.”
  
  The ordination of women  was considered,  a number of heterodox sects ordained them based on deficient theologies of the Eucharist, and with no exceptions the Church treated these “orders” as null and void from the age of the Apostles to today. The ordinary magisterium, then, infallibly concluded that Jesus’ decision was part of the constitution of the sacrament.
  
  Similarly while fornication was not mentioned in the Gospels, it was forbidden in the Old Testament, and was consistently treated as sinful by the Church with zero exceptions from the age of the Apostles to today.
  
  As was homosexual behavior. The Church rests its teaching on both Scriptures and Tradition - capital “T”.  Therefore using the Gospels alone as negative proof texts is an exercise in complete illogic.