Women are NOT Created Equal in the Eyes of the Catholic Church

In the Catholic Church, for any woman, the term Created Equal certainly does not have the same meaning as it does for any man.

Women are Baptized into the Church, with the same so-called equality as men, yet nothing, in reality, could be further from the truth. They themselves, have a call to serve God, this so-called equality literally vanishes from plain sight.
Deception by Catholic Church Hierarchy

While the hierarchy is behind this contentious chaos, they basically have the gall to insinuate that women who speak out for their own God-given equality through Jesus’ own words and along with their Baptism into our Church are perceived as doing something wrong, in wanting to become a priest and answer their own personal call to serve God.

The men of God centuries ago, began this very contradiction in the actual history of our Church. They basically changed what was, women priests, into what is today, having no women priests. Any women in our Church World Wide certainly deserves better than, being deceived on their Church’s own history along with being made to feel that they are in the wrong for questioning these very falsehoods perpetuated by Rome.

“This is Our Faith, This is What We Believe, This is What We Try to Live.” (Father David Lee)

Our own faith, our own belief, is supposed to be predicated around the very person of Jesus Christ and His words.

Stepping forward in following Jesus’ words and the very example of Mary Priest, are based in our Church’s history. We have nothing to be ashamed of in questioning the hierarchy on their ever present omission of women’s past religious roles in our Church’s history, or in our act of either participating on a picket line, joining a rally, or in signing a petition for a conversation on this topic.

We simply want the truth to finally be known by any Catholic.

Disregarding of Jesus’ Own Words of Equality for Women in our Church

This is our faith as Catholic Women we believe we are all equal in God’s Eyes. This is what we firmly believe. Yet in the hierarchy’s faith, there is the disparity of disregard for Jesus’ words, on the equality of women in our Church.

The consequences of that stance is what literally lies in the way for woman to again become priests in our Church today. By the Church not acknowledging the existence of this past women’s history it literally leaves this issue in a continuous state of limbo. Older Catholics are familiar with the word Limbo, referring to souls being excluded from heaven. For any woman in our

Church, they as well are living in their own limbo of spiritual exclusion in not personally being able to answer God’s call to serve Him.