Vatican women's magazine staff quit, citing 'climate of mistrust'
ROME — The director and all-female staff of a monthly women's magazine published by the Vatican's newspaper have resigned in protest, claiming the newspaper's new chief editor sought to water-down the publication by placing it "under the direct control of men."
The editors of "Women Church World," which has operated as an independent part of L'Osservatore Romano since the magazine's initial creation as a supplement to the newspaper in 2012, were set to announce their resignations in a planned April 1 editorial that now appears unlikely to be published.
The editors also wrote an open letter to Pope Francis explaining their decision, in which they say they are "throwing in the towel because we feel surrounded by a climate of mistrust and continual delegitimization."
4 comments:
Well, then, back to the kitchen with you....
Gene,
I wonder if this will get PF's approbation, Trump undoing more of Obama's evil abortion policies:
https://www.actionnewsjax.com/amp/news/politics/pompeo-expands-ban-on-us-aid-for-abortionrelated-services/934255988
The deserve each other.
This is the use of ‘distaff’ as a verb.
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