Give Nuns a Break!
Why one former sister says the Vatican’s crackdown is “disrespectful” and an “insult.”
They are heads of state and heads of household. Angry protesters in the city square and sly iconoclasts in remote villages. With a fiery new energy, women are building schools. Starting businesses. Fighting corruption. Harnessing new technologies and breaking down old prejudices. Whenever a woman or girl gains control of her destiny, the local standard of living goes up and the values of human rights spread. So this year, and every year, Newsweek will honor local heroes, and the growing network of powerful women who support their efforts.
Why one former sister says the Vatican’s crackdown is “disrespectful” and an “insult.”
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