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Can Catholicism overcome its longstanding discrimination against women?

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Become a foundation member of the Wijngaards Institute

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"As a young girl I asked our teacher, a nun, why women could not be ordained? 'Because Jesus only wanted men', she said. I was shocked.

The Church still holds this view today. Help us to open people's minds so that this awful error can be corrected."

Miriam Duignan, Vice Chair of the Board & Foundation Chair

Present visitors to our websites on women's ordination. Past figure is indicative but not complete.

"I am a French woman, born in Paris. As soon as I knew God's love for me, I experienced the call to become a priest. The Church holds back. We can't even be deacons.

But women would live out their ministries with female charism, doing things men never could."

Sr Michèle Jeunet, MA Theology, pastoral worker

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