Overview

• Carolin Kebekus has outlined a vision for reforming the Catholic Church, emphasizing women's ordination and accountability for abuse victims.
• She argues that opening the priesthood to women is essential to dismantling patriarchal power structures within the Church.
• Kebekus, who left the Church but identifies as Catholic, believes these reforms are crucial for the Church's survival in a modern, inclusive society.
• While critical of Pope Francis for not advancing women's ordination, she praised his efforts on interfaith dialogue, environmental protection, and support for marginalized groups.
• Her reform agenda and the upcoming papal election will feature prominently in a special episode of the 'Carolin Kebekus Show,' airing May 1-2.