| Subject: 美天基改革團體Call to Action: 新教宗應先處理女性牧立議題 |
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Date Posted: 12:53:35 04/23/05 Sat
In reply to:
Liberal
's message, "Section for Posts about the New Pope" on 12:34:50 04/23/05 Sat
http://www.cta-usa.org/hopesfornextpope.html
有全球網民投票，看看對新教宗的期望。現在網友最想教宗處理的事：第一位是處理教內女性按立問題；第二則是教內神職人員的性侵犯問題。大家可以去投下票啦！
網站內還有以下天基教內開明派的新聞稿，大家不妨去看看：
這兒轉引天基女性的聲音如下：
Catholic Women Speak on Past and Future Pope
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Catholic Women Speak on Past and Future Pope
The female perspective on the legacy of Pope John Paul II and the future needs of the Catholic Church is critical, for women have significant presence within the Church. Women comprise an estimated 82% of employed chaplains and parish ministers in the U.S., and they volunteer in droves within their parish communities. Worldwide, there are 783,000 women religious serving the church’s 1.07 billion Catholics compared to 405,000 priests. However, the insights and wisdom gained from their experiences are not only absent from the priesthood, but they also have no voice or vote in the deliberations and choosing of the next Pope. Below are women in diverse Catholic positions who are eager to discuss the papal selection process, critical issues for the Church, and priorities for the future Pope’s agenda.
Louise Akers, SC Faculty member, Xavier University and Coordinator of the Office of Justice, Peace, and Integrity of Creation for the Sisters of Charity in Cincinnati
Barbara Blaine, President of Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests
Helen Marie Burns, RSM, Call To Action Board Member and member of the leadership team of the Institute of the Sisters of Mercy of the Americas
Debra Nell Brittenum, Call To Action Board Member, community organizer, preacher and retreat leader
Tamar Byczek, Call To Action Board Member and Director of Kentuckiana CTA
Mary Louis Hartman, Association for the Rights of Catholics in the Church, executive committee and board member
Patty Hawk, Call To Action Board Co-President and president of CTA Nebraska
Anne Burke, Illinois Appellate Court Justice and former Vice Chair of the National Review Board (on sex abuse in the Catholic Church)
Claire Noonan, University Minister, Loyola University, Chicago
Jeanette Rodriguez, Ph.D., Professor of Theology, Seattle University and Call To Action Board Member
Rosemary Radford Ruether, Writer and theologian, Carpenter Professor of Feminist Theology at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, CA.
Christine Schenk, Director of FutureChurch, a coalition of parish CSJ centered Catholics working for full participation of all Catholics in the Church.
Heidi Schlumpf, Managing editor, U.S. Catholic magazine
Nancy Sylvester, IHM, President of the Institute for Communal Contemplation and Dialogue and Executive Director of the Engaging Impasse: Circles of Contemplation and Dialogue project
Betty Voss, BVM Co-Coordinator of Associates for the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary
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