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The CDF and Maria 2.0 – Statement by the Catholic Women’s Council
We at Catholic Women Speak fully support this statement by the Catholic Women’s Council with regard to the CDF and Maria.2.0. During the last year,
Who is Mary for women today? – Zuzanna Radzik interviews Tina Beattie
Polish journalist and feminist theologian Zuzanna Radzik interviewed Tina Beattie about Mary for women in the Church today, which was the cover story of the Polish weekly, Tygodnik Powszechny, to mark the Feast of
Tina Beattie in Conversation with Mary Colwell
On Monday, 13th July at 3.00 pm UK time, Tina Beattie was in conversation with Mary Colwell, who is a British writer, producer and
Tina Beattie in Conversation with Anupama Ranawana
On Monday, 6th July at 6.00 pm UK time, Tina Beattie was in a Zoom conversation with Sri Lankan theologian and international development theorist
Tina Beattie in Conversation with Julie Siddiqi
On Monday, 8th June at 7.00 pm UK time, Tina Beattie was in conversation with Julie Siddiqi about their experiences of faith as a Muslim woman and a Catholic woman during a time of global crisis. This is a YouTube
Tina Beattie in Conversation
We are living through a time of unprecedented global crisis as a result of a pandemic that is affecting every community and culture. This is also a time of political upheaval and economic instability—a perfect storm which asks
Tina Beattie in Conversation with Leslye Colvin
On Friday, 6th June, Tina Beattie spoke to Leslye Colvin at her mother's home in Alabama about what it means to be a Black Catholic woman in the US today. Leslye Colvin is a Catholic laywoman and writer. Her new blog—Leslye’s
CWS supports a School and Day Care Centre in Sierra Leone
CWS Supports Byseee Girls' School and Day Care Centre Since May 2020, Catholic Women Speak has been raising funds to support Byseee Girls' School and Day Care Centre in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Our
Querida Amazonia
Catholic women respond to Pope Francis's post-synodal Apostolic Exhortation The newly formed Catholic Women’s Council (CWC) is an umbrella for Catholic women’s networks around the world campaigning for the full recognition of women’s dignity and equality in the Church. In collaboration with Catholic Women Speak, Voices of Faith and other individuals
Votes for Women
Once again, as bishops gather in Rome for the Synod on the Amazon, we discover that none of the women religious auditors has voting rights but one of the male religious auditors does. This is a clear example of discrimination against women on the basis of sex alone. If