
Women have been priests in Sweden since 1960 – but the battle for gender equality in the Church continues
Officially recognising women’s vocation to the priesthood continues to elicit opposition from conservative factions of the Church.
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Officially recognising women’s vocation to the priesthood continues to elicit opposition from conservative factions of the Church.

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