Thanks, Tridentinus!  You are hereby appointed to be my Latin tutor.  I need one, because I never took Latin! :-)  So now I have corrected the title of my paper, to be posted later today:

Viri Probati and Feminae Probatae ~ The Homogeneous Sacramentality of the Human Body, Male and Female
http://www.pelicanweb.org/solisustv13n04supp6.html#section9

I am anxious for critical feedback.  Let me know what you think!

I get the feeling that, in some places, just mentioning "Theology of the Body" induces vomiting.  In other places, people freak out when "women priests" are mentioned.  Based on my understanding of Vatican double-talk, I am utterly unable to understand such visceral reactions.  

By the way, your name brings to mind that, in the dogmatic definition of the sacramental priesthood (Trent, 1563) a masculinity requirement for priestly ordination is NOT mentioned.  Could such omission be significant?