Ordaining women deacons in the Amazon region was discussed throughout the Amazonian Synod as another way to alleviate clergy shortage. Pope Francis writes in his synodal exhortation that women in the area should be included in leadership roles in the Church, but not admitted to Holy Orders. National Catholic Register’s Edward Pentin breaks down the Holy Father’s message.
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