Pink Smoke Over the Vatican (2011)
Documentary film about the controversial movement of women seeking ordination in the Roman Catholic Church. More and more women are answering a spiritual calling to take on the vestments of priesthood and seek equality in the religion they love. These daring women have risked banishment, loss of livelihood, and even excommunication to take part in what the Church calls illicit ordinations. The Vatican has vowed to end this threat to the male hierarchy, even forbidding the mere discussion of female priests. The papacy has reached a time of crisis and the controversy over women's role, and their place in the Church, must be addressed if the Vatican is to have any relevance in the 21st century.
Director: Jules Hart
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Alta Jacko as Self |
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Joanna Manning as Self |
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Janice Sevré-Duszynska as Self |
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Roy Bourgeois as Self |
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Ronald Lengwin as Self |
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Kathleen Kunster as Self |
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Patricia Fresen as Self |
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Victoria Rue as Self |
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Bridget Mary Meehan as Self |
| Directing | Jules Hart | Director |
