Pope gives women voting rights at bishops’ meeting ...News

The historic step comes after women’s rights activists protested the last Synod of Bishops Pope Francis has allowed women to vote at this year’s Synod of Bishops, a decision that will see women shape Church policy for the first time in history. Catholic leaders stressed, however, that the bishops will still call the shots. The decision was announced by the Vatican on Wednesday. In a statement, the Church said that 70 “non-bishops” will vote at the meeting in October, 50% of whom will be women. This group will include “priests, deacons, consecrated men and women, [and] laity,” the statement read. Five men and five

Read More Details
Finally We wish PressBee provided you with enough information of ( Pope gives women voting rights at bishops’ meeting )

Also on site :

Numbrix 9 - June 25
Israel agreed to a ceasefire with Iran. Could Gaza be next?
Taylor Swift Stuns Fans With Unexpected Kane Brown Duet in Nashville: 'Unforgettable'

Pope gives women voting rights at bishops’ meeting ...News

BBC Glastonbury 2025 coverage guide does not include Neil Young set – will it be broadcast?

‘Drunken’ Congolese soldier kills colleagues in altercation – media

Full list of players who have withdrawn from BWF US Open 2025

Country Star’s Surprise Photo Has Fans All Saying the Same Thing

Red Sox Get Massive Update on Alex Bregman Extension as Free Agency Decision Looms

Nascent Materials emerges from stealth to make LFP batteries better and cheaper

Who is Lauren Sánchez, Jeff Bezos’ bride-to-be?

6 Nail-Color Trends That Are Basically Summer in a Bottle

Private equity promised an M&A boom this year—the world is still waiting

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker to seek a 3rd term amid questions about higher political ambitions

Frumpy Mom: I want to live in a drug commercial

Watch Live: Trump holds news conference at NATO summit

Hakeem Jeffries Couldn't Pivot to Trump Fast Enough When Asked About NYC's Socialist Mayoral Candidate

Natiowide Shrimp Recall Update as FDA Sets Highest Alert

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac’s public risk could become private profit again