In the second episode of this four-part series, we examine the Bible and other oral traditions passed down to us effecting women's ordination in the Catholic Church.  In particular, we will explore the limitations in language, translation, and interpretation through the lens of history in an effort to see how these communications, verbal and written, have and can influence what we believe as well as the way we think and feel, not only about women's ordination, but all things. I can be reached at ordinationforwomen@gmail.com.           

In the third episode of this four-part series on the ordination of women we examine how writings of Church Fathers impacted, not only Church doctrine, but the world view of women.  We also look at how the Church's denial of this bias and the limitations in the Church's current reasoning for denying ordination to women should, using deductive logic, lead us to a place where it is clearly time to ordain women in the Catholic Church. I can be reached at ordinationforwomen@gmail.com.    

In this last episode we examine the role of informed conscience in decision making and Pope Francis's loving call to its primacy.  I also review some history of women in the Church and the reasons, logical and emotional, dictating the need for women to be ordained now. I can be reached at ordinationforwomen@gmail.com.