The Feminist Movement Of Christianity - 1793 Words

Christianity has been seen as a church that professes the doctrine of the Blessed Trinity; God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. Just with this introduction, feminist individuals would have already have some opposition with the terms used and attributed to God. In this paper I will explore on several aspects that the feminist movement provides to Christianity. First, I will illustrate on what is feminist Christology. Then I will present passages from Sacred Scripture, both in Old and New Testament. Then I will go further on and reflect on the Ecclesial aspect and the service god has provided to creation. Last, I will conclude by acknowledging all aspects exposed, yet analyzing the fact that God would be limited if he had a†¦show more content†¦For centuries, women have brought their gifts, talents and service to church. Their presence and service goes further than getting things done. For instance, Elizabeth Hernandez who serves at my home parish. She is a lea der of the Hispanic Ministries and she oversees all liturgical ministries. Elizabeth works together with Antonio, her husband, but her female qualities make the difference in her performance with the people. Being the bridge between the pastor and all of the lay ministers, she is able to lead with complete authority, yet in such a gentle way. Most importantly, she is not a micromanager, but a woman of faith, which has made it easy for all ministries to relate to. Other examples of women in leadership at the Archdiocese of Los Angeles include; parish life directors, pastoral associates, school principals and directors of religious education. At the Archdiocesan Catholic Center, Sr. Mary Elizabeth Galt, B.V.M. has held the high-ranking office of Chancellor. Since 2003, she has worked together with the archbishop and the vicar general, for the well being of the administrative offices of the Archdiocesan Catholic Center. Other female that are in high ranking positions in the United Sta tes include Catholic Charities, Catholic