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@RobertEllsberg

Oct 7, 2019

Forty years ago today (10/7 1979) Mercy Sister Theresa Kane, president of the LCWR, greeted Pope John Paul II during his visit to the US and asked him to "include women in all ministries of the church." Her biography

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coming this fall.

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"I urge you, Your Holiness, to be open to and respond to the voices coming from the women of this country who are desirous of serving in and through the church as fully participating members." bit.ly/2Vk7qR3

2:09 PM · Oct 7, 2019

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