The Catholic Church is filled with female saints who accomplished incredible feats for the Church and serve as role models for women around the world. St. Teresa of Calcutta (photo: 1986 Túrelio (via ...

Debate on women’s participation in the Catholic Church — including the idea of whether women could one day be deacons — is not on the agenda for this month’s assembly of the Synod on Synodality, but ...

Participants at the conference titled “Women Leaders: Towards a Brighter Future,” to mark International Women’s Day 2024, listen to a speech by Cristiane Murray, deputy director, Holy See press office ...

During the Francis papacy, the role of women in the church emerged as a pressing priority, with Catholics across the globe calling for change. The Argentine pontiff listened, breaking some important ...

Saturday is International Women's Day -- a day that honors the achievements of women while also advocating for gender equality. International Women's Day has been taking place on March 8 for more than ...

What would the Catholic Church do without women? If some activists have their way, we're about to find out. A new project is urging women to strike by withholding time, labor and financial resources ...

What is International Women’s day? According to the official International Women’s Day website, International Women’s Day is a specific day dedicated to the advancement of women worldwide. ”Marked by ...

As someone who has studied the way women’s voices have been amplified and silenced in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, especially online, I found it fascinating that three different ...

What started as an effort by Brigham Young’s female offspring to revolutionize fashions for young Latter-day Saint women has grown into a global organization that has guided millions of teenage girls ...

On March 8, International Women’s Day is celebrated around the world. It is a day to celebrate the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women as well as advocate for continued ...

(RNS) — Women are second-class citizens in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, guest columnist Emily W. Jensen concludes in analyzing the church's recent efforts to connect better with ...