Feminist theology, analyzed within a Marxist matrix, is one of the contemporary liberation theologies. This is in contrast to the Christian goal of a state of holiness and the acquisition of the greatest good, God. I suspect this is part of their not so well disguised agenda. I will not go into an elementary lecture on the structural differences between the sexes or the differing roles in the marital act. Although a few contest it, there are differences in the characteristics of mind and spirit, too.
Women seem to have a heightened receptivity and religious sense.
Their powers of intuition and emotion also seem more pronounced over the male's analytical approach to life and ideas. These kinds of distinctions must be considered in any debate regarding women minsters, and even more so, about the possibility of women priests. It is my view that the differences between the sexes and the subordination of women does not imply inferiority and is ultimately the will of the Creator. I am among the school holding that Pope Pius XI's encyclical on marriage, Casti Connubii , fulfills the requirements for infallibility of the universal ordinary Magisterium. All the world bishops were consulted and it was received everywhere, by the shepherds and laity alike.