A Conversation on Women Religious – Women Deacons, with Phyllis Zagano

Dr. Zagano examines the questions most often raised by women religious about the possibility of women religious being ordained as deacons or of women deacons joining religious life.

Friday Feb. 12 at 8.00pm Irish time

(3 p.m. Eastern, | 2 p.m. Central | 1 p.m. Mountain | 12 p.m. Pacific)

for a Global Sisters Report Witness & Grace event with Dr. Zagano and Sr. Colleen Gibson, a Sister of St. Joseph of Philadelphia and a regular Horizons columnist for GSR, for a discussion about this series.

Further details and registration:

https://www.globalsistersreport.org/witnessandgraceconversations-021221

Diaconal ministries link women religious to restoration of women deacons – details:

https://www.globalsistersreport.org/news/ministry/news/diaconal-ministries-link-women-religious-restoration-women-deacons

 

 

 

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