P PaulfromIowa Guest Apr 20, 2013 #2 The Catholic Church took no official position on female suffrage in that period. Some bishops and priests favored it and some opposed.
The Catholic Church took no official position on female suffrage in that period. Some bishops and priests favored it and some opposed.
C Cojuanco Guest Apr 20, 2013 #3 It’s interesting to compare those times today where it seems the Church has a position on nearly everything, not that I particularly mind.
It’s interesting to compare those times today where it seems the Church has a position on nearly everything, not that I particularly mind.
