In a synodal church, we need a fresh dialogue regarding complementarity.

The project’s reception and reach has exceeded even the wildest dreams of the steering committee.

As the story of resignations from "Women Church World" becomes more complex, patriarchy still deserves a share of the blame

Bill Plato remembers that the seeds of advocacy for married priests began more than thirty years ago at a parish council meeting at The Church of the Resurrection of Our Lord in Solon, Ohio.

Schenk argues convincingly in this historical analysis that many women in the early centuries of Church history were viewed by their contemporaries as “persons of authority with significant religious influence.