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El Heraldo de SaltilloIn order to seek more female participation in Church decisions, Magdalena Ibarrola was appointed new chancellor of Archidi cesis.
The appointment 'is also a sign of the path we are called to take: a Church where women can participate fully and actively, also in decision-making and government spaces': ecclesiastical authorities.
On Wednesday, July 2, she was appointed the first lay woman to serve as chancellor in the Mexican Catholic Church, the historic appointment of the teacher María Magdalena Ibarrola and Suárez, issued by Cardinal Carlos Aguiar Retes, Primate Archbishop of Mexico, after consulting all the auxiliary bishops. “After hearing the opinion of the Auxiliary Bishops, I have decided to appoint Mtra María Magdalena Ibarrola and Suárez as the new chancellor o…
The Archdiocese Primate of Mexico named María Magdalena Ibarrola and Suárez as the first woman chancellor of its history.This Wednesday, the Archdiocese indicated that, the designation of the laity is a symbol of the path that seeks to travel the Church, of being one in which "women can participate fully and actively, also in the spaces of decision and government."You may also be interested: Archdiocese laments murder of collaborators of Brugada…
For the first time in history, a woman was named Chancellor in the Primate Archdiocese of Mexico. This is María Magdalena Ibarrola and Suárez.
In an unprecedented event for the life of the Church in the capital of the country, Cardinal Carlos Aguiar Retes, Archbishop Primate of Mexico, appointed Maestra María Magdalena Ibarrola and Suárez as the new chancellor of the Primate Archdiocese of Mexico, becoming the first lay woman to assume this position in the history of the Archdiocese. “The appointment represents a significant step on the pastoral and administrative path of our Archdioce…
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