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Women in the Church
 A Catholic Woman's Place
A place of conviviality and inclusion where: everyone can find a seat at the table; explore issues in a calm and respectful manner; be heard and listen to others’ differing point of view; laugh, share, and inspire; and even aspire to be prophet/ess, priest/ess and king/queen, saint ... whatever Godde calls you to be.
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A New Feminism
The need for a new feminism to address today's challenges, by Helen Alvaré.
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Above and beyond the call
U.S. women religious deserve better than the nunsense of a Vatican investigation. The good name of religious women in this country is indeed what is at stake here. A blanket investigation of both the "quality of life" of religious women and of the doctrinal fidelity of their leadership is hardly a just response to the breadth of their contributions.
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Call Waiting
From the February, 2001 issue of U.S. Catholic, the stories of five women who want to be priests, by Heidi Schlumpf.
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Can you ordain a hermaphrodite?
Santa Clara University theology professor says Church had long history of ordaining women that ended because of “virulent misogyny.”
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Canticle Magazine
The "voice of today's Catholic woman" - articles, testimonies and profiles for women, by women, and about women.
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Catholic Network for Women's Equality
From Canada, this organization works toward enabling women to name their giftedness, and from that awareness to effect structural change in the Church that reflects the mutuality and co-responsibility of women and men within the church.
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