Excuse me?  

If Francis means what he says, why aren't we celebrating women's ordinations all over the globe?  Or was the gist of his address limited to approval of women's participation in the Church to "interreligious dialogue?"  Some of his statements about having the opportunity to share women's gifts sound remarkably like pot v. kettle.  If we are so gifted, if we have so much to offer, why are we perpetually prevented from consideration for ordination/leadership? 

Honest to God, I am SO weary of this double talk, this hypocrisy, this delusion that we who share a common humanity and common baptism are less than men, yet somehow magically sanctified by our glorious, mystical femininity.  A span of twenty-one centuries is long enough to wait for the opportunity to answer a valid call from God to serve in a ministerial role.  Preventing a woman's response to this call is nothing short of a violation of human and spiritual rights. 

Either start the process for change, or hush up.