there are women in vatican?

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ah, how else catholics get the children?

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"Women obtain Vatican City citizenship by marriage (as a baptized Catholic) to their husbands; however such citizenship "lasts only for the duration of their stay" in Vatican City."

"It is currently thought that around 30 women hold Vatican Citizenship. The population is around 5% female. Some of that population is made up of women who are married to the prestigious Swiss Guards. Women can't vote here, as the only elections are for the selection of the Pope, which is done by cardinals."

anyways... radicalised articles about gender inequality (those are trolling bonanza by default) are not healthy for you or your duties. you should realise this and avoid them.

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i just stated facts tho

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surely when any woman will become a cardinal she will be able to vote in vatican.

your facts are fake news.

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which, based on the doctrine of catholic church, is never.
not sure why these simple facts worry u so much. maybe go for a nice, calming walk?

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gurl, stop projecting your avoidance of duties onto me

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did u consider u might be standing in the shadow, thus it is projected upon u only cos u moved there ,)

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i will say it more firlmy: stop these mental gymnastics and get back to work

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it seems as if u are trying to achieve smth here.

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it's for your own good, woman

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are u saying that as a fellow woman?

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if that helps with your duties

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only love can help with that

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I've got a metric shitton of tough love for you, woman!

✊❤️👊❤️

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i'll have some love, u can keep toughness ;)

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"just stated facts" ar "no woman can ever vote" labi iet kopā, un nemaz nav tendenciozi, ja saslauka kontekstu zem tepiķa.
Toties kā skan! Var drukāt krekliņus "Vatican says:..." :D

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can women ever vote in Vatican?

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when the catolic doctrine is adjusted to modern understanding of reality

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"when" - here comes the wishful, unsubstantiated projection of the future. very "factual"

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why do you care for women being involved in that nonsense when you should be working hard af?

rhetorical question btw...

get back to ur duties!

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are u ok?

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are you projecting again?

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<3
some days are ok

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can women become a cardinal? – good point to start with.
so t-shirt should be "no women can become a cardinal". but that doesn't sound so unjust and doesn't ramp up so needed blood run

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can women ever vote in Vatican?

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can women ever correctly predict the future?

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even in my femine-biased mind, importance of question is at level whatsoever.
no, you can't. should you?

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the women in vatican voted by marrying into vatican. dont get entangled into OPs inability to comprehend that other women might have different ideals

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indeed, marriage is very allowed in vatican, "women" are allowed to do that already at 14.

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so technically females in vatican can vote with a "yes" for bullshit earlier than males. that's nice and empowered.

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do u think of catholic children being married and engaged in sexual relationships with adult = empowerment of children?

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in your opinion, at what age does a child become an adult?

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so that is a fact.

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nothing about the future is a fact

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it is what it is
there is no future

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