Francisco: "All feminism ends up being a machismo with a skirt"

Pope Francis believes that "all feminism ends up being a machismo with a skirt". That's what he said when he praised the speech made by the Italian canon law professor, Linda Ghisoni, at the Anti-Pédédraliste Summit of 190 Vatican Ecclesiastical Leaders in an End to the Plague badual abuse.

"Inviting a woman to speak is not going into the form of an ecclesiastical feminism, because in the end all feminism ends up being a machismo with her skirt," condemned the pontiff, sitting next to Ghisoni in the atrium of the new Synod clbadroom where the working sessions take place.

"By listening to Ghisoni's intervention, I heard the Church talking about her, that is, we all talked about the Church, in all the presentations, but this time it's the church itself that spoke, it's not just a matter of style: The feminine genius that is reflected in the church is the woman, "determined.

Thus, he pointed out that inviting a woman to deliver a speech on the wounds of the church, is inviting the church to "speak to herself". "It is the step that we must make with force: the woman is the image of the Church, it is woman, mother, a style, without this style, we would speak of the people of God, but as organization, perhaps a union, but not as a family enlightened by Mother Church. "

Thus, Ghisoni was hailed as "a mother" who ended his speech by telling what happens when a woman gives birth to her son: "It is the feminine mystery of the Church, who is the wife and the mother ".

"It's not about giving women more office in the church, it's good, but it does not solve the problem, it's about integrating women as a figure of the church in our church. thought. as a woman, "he said