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How The New York Times Undervalues (Catholic) Women
federalist ^ | May 12, 2015 | Maureen Collins

Posted on 05/17/2015 7:08:35 PM PDT by Morgana

There are a few things that I do not like about being a woman. One of them is being lectured by people like Frank Bruni at The New York Times about how I am oppressed by my Catholic faith. Funny, I never realized it.

Bruni’s article, “Catholicism Undervalues Women,” has many of the “standing up to the patriarchy” tropes anyone would expect, with some surprises and glaring factual errors along the way. He begins by wryly mentioning Pope Francis’ statement about equal pay for women wherein, Bruni says, the pope “fashioned himself a feminist.” Bruni laughs at this, assuring his enlightened readers that they “are not reading The Onion.” He then goes into the expected diatribe about how inconsistent this is with the church that has oppressed women for centuries. Women Care about Freedom of Conscience

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TOPICS: Catholic; Current Events; Religion & Politics
KEYWORDS: abortion; catholic; contraception; moralabsolutes; nyslimes; nytimes; prolife
"One of them is being lectured by people like Frank Bruni at The New York Times about how I am oppressed by my Catholic faith. Funny, I never realized it."

Amen sister!!

1 posted on 05/17/2015 7:08:35 PM PDT by Morgana
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To: Morgana

Frank Bruni might be “light in the loafers” ...


2 posted on 05/17/2015 7:14:07 PM PDT by Ken522
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