For Immediate Release April 19, 2005 Contact: Aisha Taylor 703 352-1006 office, 202 422-2235 cell Catholic women’s ordination supporters react to the election of Ratzinger WASHINGTON, DC — Following the election of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger as Pope Benedict XVI, the Women’s Ordination Conference (WOC), the leading Catholic feminist organization working for women priests, reacts with…
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Many local news stations covered WOC's Pink Smoke events in DC, Chicago, Lexington, Cleveland, Denver and San Francisco and mentioned on Ron Reagan's MSNBC show. Every major news station was present at the Chicago event. CNN's Paula Zahn NOW featured Laura Singer of Chicago WOC and the "Open the Conclave with Pink Smoke" event at…
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USA Today, "Women need not apply" by Mary Zeiss Stange. Click to read article. Newsday, "Groups offer wish list for new leader" by Silvia Adcock. Rueters featured an interview with Barnes at 7:45 pm.
Potomac News, Letter to the Editor by Rosemary Luckett.
Taylor interviewed on BBC Radio World Service, program: The World Today (10 minutes into the program) Jamie Manson, WOC board member, interviewed on New York City WPIX channel 11 10:00 PM news Victoria Rue, WOC board member, interviewed on "Forum" talk show, KQED public radio in San Francisco, with the president of the Graduate Theological…
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For Immediate Release: April 15, 2005 Contact: Aisha Taylor 703 352-1006 office, 202 422-2235 cell Catholic Women’s Ordination Group Outlines Traits for New Pope WASHINGTON, DC — As the cardinals begin the conclave to elect the next pope, the Women’s Ordination Conference (WOC), a national Catholic organization leading the movement for women priests, states…
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Womens ENews, "Tune in to last gasps of patriarchy in Rome" by AnneEggebroten http://www.womensenews.org/article.cfm/dyn/aid/2255/context/archive
MEDIA ADVISORY For Immediate Release: April 13, 2005 Contact: Aisha Taylor, 703 352-1006; 202 422-2235 cell Catholic women’s ordination group protests lack of women’s voices in conclave WASHINGTON, DC — On Monday, April 18 th, the day the conclave begins in Rome, the Women’s Ordination Conference will sponsor a prayerful protest outside the National Shrine…
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For Immediate Release: April 12, 2005 Contact: Aisha Taylor 703 352-1006; 202 422-2235 cell Catholic Women’s Ordination Conference lays out the case for women priests WASHINGTON, DC — At this pivotal time in the Catholic Church, the Women’s Ordination Conference (WOC), a feminist voice for women in the church, provides the theological, biblical, and historical…
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Sarasota Herald Tribune, "Women's Equality Ignored" A Letter to the Editor by Bridget Mary Meehan.
