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The Catholic Feminist |
21 Mar 2008 |
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Is there a place for feminism in Catholicism?
For some of us, the Easter weekend will involve a visit to church. However, the Catholic Church, as well as being a source of spiritual sustenance, is seen by some to be sending confusing messages about the role of women in today's society.
With the Vatican's hard line on issues such as the ordination of women priests and birth control, Jane talks to Catherine Pepinster, the Editor of the Catholic publication 'The Tablet' and Pat Brown, from the Catholic Women's Ordination Group, about whether there's a place for feminists within the Catholic church.The Tablet
The Catholic Church
Catholic Women's OrdinationDisclaimer
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