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Herder Thema: God's strong daughters

God's strong daughters: Women and Ministries in Catholicism Worldwide

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In addition to the question of power and separation of powers, the women's question is the decisive future issue for the Catholic Church and its credibility. While one side emphasizes that the equal dignity of all people must also mean equal rights for women, the other points to the positions of the popes. The feedback to the World Synod and the contributions to this issue show that Catholics all over the world expect and demand a different way of dealing with women in their church. What roles, tasks and offices will women take on in the church in the future? Which structural limits, which mental blocks need to be overcome, which challenges need to be mastered? Well-known authors from many countries answer these questions.

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Introduction

  • God’s Strong Daughters

Forword

  • On the future of Catholicism Ute Leimgruber

National Reports

  • Women in Church Ministries and Offices: The Synodal Path and the Universal Church Catalina Cerda-Planas
  • Equality Does Not Come in Instalments: The Shortcomings of the Special Model of the Swiss Church Structure Renata Asal-Steger
  • Hope for Change: African Women on a Synodal Path Josée Ngalula
  • We Can’t Keep Having the Same Conversation: Women’s Voices from South-Africa Nontando Hadebe
  • Ignorance, Courage, Tradition and Experience: Asian Women-Religious and the Vision of a Synodal Church Samuel H. Canilang
  • Perspectives from Oceania: The Heterogeneity of Global Challenges Susan Pascoe
  • Wiborada, the Priestly Woman: St. Gallen’s Forgotten Daughter Hildegard Aepli
  • Finally Hear the Voices of Women: The Poison of Sexism in the Foundations of the Church Regina Franken-Wendelstorf

World Synod

  • The Role of Theology in the Synodal Process: Mind Versus Intellect, Service Versus Power, and Unity Versus Diversity Regina Polak
  • A Credible Church? The Path to a Church that Makes a Difference in the World Tatjana C. Disteli
  • Zagreb, Prague and Rome: The Women’s Question in the Stages of the World Synod Ana Thea Filipović
  • Equality is not a Favour: There is no Church Without Women Mary McAleese
  • The Need for a Synodal Process of Transformation: More Participation for Women Throughout the Church – Not Only in Latin America Birgit Weiler
  • How to Live Synodality from a Feminist Perspective: How Talking About God Influences Thinking About Church Structures Olga Consuelo Vélez Caro
  • The US Way to the World Synod: Spirituality und Dialogue Julia McStravog
  • Discrimination: Unethical and Un-Catholic: Gender Policy and Gender Equality in the Catholic Church in India Jolly Vasupurathukaran

Gender Equality

  • A Dilemma with Consequences: The Hardening of the Debate on the Issue of Gender Annette Schavan
  • Emotion Instead of Control: On the Necessity of Deconstructing Toxic Masculinity Luis Carlos Aguilar Badilla
  • Sobering Distress: The “Ecclesial Dream” of Pope Francis Anne Béatrice Faye
  • The True Synodal Church We Want to See: Voices from Uganda Helen Nambalirwa Nkabala
  • Overcoming the Patriarchal Model: Reasons for More Involvement of Women – an African Perspective Mary Nzilani Wambua
  • Where Women Are – and Where They Want to Be: Between Systemic Oppression and Liberating Emancipation Virginia Saldanha

Ordination of women

  • The Long Struggle for Equality: Giving a Voice to Women with a Vocation Philippa Rath
  • Do What Is Necessary Now! Joint Monastic Decision-Making Processes as an Inspiration for the Church of Today Irene Gassmann
  • When Relationships Engender Reflection: Building Bridges to a Renewed Understanding of a Theology of Ministry Jean Ehret
  • Glass Ceilings and Clerical Alliances: Why Women Theologians in Italy are Calling for a Better Theology of Ministry Serena Noceti
  • Parasols and Patriarchy: How Seven Female Activists Challenge the Institutional House of Cards in the Church Kate McElwee
  • A Mission-in-Reverse? What the Catholic Church Can Learn from Civil Society Caroline Mbonu
  • The Ketchup Effect: Gender Justice in the Churches Antje Jackelén
  • Proclamation Rather Than Silence: The Ordination of Women in Germany’s Protestant Churches Dagmar Heller
  • Breakthrough for the Gospel: Gender Equality Without Compromise Katharina Ganz

Epilogue

  • After October 2023 Is Before October 2024: Experiences and Expectations of the World Synod Helena Jeppesen-Spuhler