WE'RE YOU!
We will not be silent.
We’re supported by other denominations and faiths.
Join us to be the reform you want to see!
KATHARINE SALMON
Teacher, feminist, theologian
“I want my teenage theologians to see an inclusive Catholic Church modelled”
PAMELA PERRY
Teacher, writer, NGO volunteer, former business director
Co-founder of Parishioners’ Call – for sacramental ministry open to all who hear God’s call.
PENELOPE MIDDELBOE
Writer, historian, former charity CEO
“I want an egalitarian, prophetic Church, that leads out of love – liberated from Spirit-denying judgementalism.”
COLM HOLMES
We are Church, Ireland
“The Vatican’s claim that women cannot image Christ is spiritual abuse.”
SUE WILLIAMSON
Prison and university teacher, political activist, strongly influenced by feminist theology.
“We need to heal our broken Church for our broken world so that the face of Christ is visible.”
MARY RING
Mother, grandmother, parishioner
“Is God so small as to be confined to one gender?”
What Do We Want?
We want comprehensive Root and Branch reform in the institution of Catholic clericalism. We, the People of God, must lead the way towards an inclusive, safe and loving Catholic Church.
Catholic Women’s Network, working towards the virtual Pilgrimage to Rome in March 2022
Because of the Vatican’s suppression of free speech in Catholic institutions, many academics, lay people and religious have fallen silent on the important topics of inclusivity and the abusive power of clericalism. WE, the Church, must lead the way in the healing of our institution and our world.
Tell us what YOU think is wrong, and what you care most about.
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Catholic Women’s Council
Find out more about the CWC
in this video, and from their manifesto.
A Commentary on Women's Ministry
A strong commentary about women’s ministry delivered as part of a normal Sunday liturgy in St. Matthew’s parish,
West Norwood, London. 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time,
7 February 2021.
“Mary of Nazareth proclaimed the gestating Christ with authority. Mary of Magdala proclaimed the same Christ now risen with authority. Their yes to God is the source of their authority.”
— Soline Humbert (Vatinel)