New York Times: Περισσότερη δύναμη για τις καθολικές γυναίκες

More power for Catholic women
Pope Francis will let women vote at the Synod of Bishops, an influential meeting, for the first time, an important step toward giving them more say in the affairs of the Roman Catholic Church.
During the meeting, bishops from all over the world gather in Rome to discuss issues vital to the church and act as an advisory body to the pope. In 2021, the pope amended church laws to let women be Bible readers at Mass, serve at the altar and distribute communion — practices that were already common in many places.
Context: “It’s an important change,” said Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich, a top organizer of the meeting. “It’s not a revolution.”
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