Pope Francis's decision to allow women to vote at the upcoming synod sparked hopes for change, but the Vatican has sidelined key issues, leaving many disappointed.
'Instead of standing up for the oppressed, the church is the oppressor' reflects the sentiments of many Catholics disillusioned with the Vatican's handling of women's roles.
Women make up a significant portion of the church's workforce, yet their influence in critical decision-making remains severely limited, raising questions about gender equity.
The upcoming synod, likened to the transformative Second Vatican Council, was seen as a chance for greater inclusivity, yet the church's stance suggests otherwise.
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