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VATICAN CITY — Despite renewed resistance from the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, the Vatican is sending a signal that it is standing firm in its quest to reform the group.
In an interview published in L’Osservatore Romano earlier this month, Cardinal Gerhard Müller, prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, acknowledged that the CDF and the LCWR have different ideas about religious life, adding, “But we hope to help them rediscover their identity.”
ncregister.com/daily-news/lcwrs-leadership-role-questioned/#ixzz3DpenL8S3He also observed that the LCWR does “not represent all U.S. women religious, but a group of North-American sisters who have formed an association,” and revealed that the Vatican has heard from disaffected members of LCWR-affiliated communities.