"All feminism ends up being a machismo with a skirt": Pope Francis

Vatican City.- Give more functions to the Women in the Catholic Church does not solve the problem of badual abuse and that would not be the solution to this problem, because "all feminism ends up being a machismo with a skirt", affirmed the Father Francisco, on the second day of the summit where the Vatican discusses the mistreatment of minors with the participation of 190 bishops.

In the opinion of the pontiff, he said he was in favor of the integration of women as an important figure in the Church. For this reason, Pope Francis was accompanied by Linda Ghisoni, expert in canon law, who was the only woman to have participated in the sessions of the religious summit.

Ghisoni proposed to set up independent consultative commissions in each Episcopal Conference, composed of laymen and clerics, whose mission would be to advise and support the work of the bishops and which would aim to achieve the greatest uniformity of practice. more regular reports and meetings within the Church.

The canon law specialist is in favor of an ordinary verification system regarding compliance with the current legislation against child abuse and considers that a chapter should be established including national guidelines, motivations and surrender procedures. accounts

The Pope listened to Linda Ghisoni's words and said that her words were as if the Church herself was speaking, because none of the presentations presented were "the feminine genius that was reflected in the church is the woman".

In your message The Pontiff said: "It is the step that we must make with force, the woman is the image of the Church, she is a wife, a mother" and, without this style, she felt that " we would speak of the people of God as an organization ". , perhaps the union, but not as a family enlightened by the Mother Church. "

Various proposals were made in the presentations regarding the reporting of a crime and the religious stated that it should never be hindered under the pretense of official secrecy or confidentiality rules.

A petition from the victims has begun to take hold, and concerns priests who have been found guilty of abusing a minor, will have to be expelled from the exercise of the priesthood.

Discussions are continuing in Vatican City and among the participants, the issue of transparency and revision of the secret pontiff are discussed, as important actions to deal with the problem of child abuse.