Nora, it appears that you have not read the report, but are relying on my attempt to condense its 190,000 words into 1400. I stated that the report was critical of “the lack of women in positions of authority.” If you read the report on p. 60, 95, 220, 229, 235, 282, 295 & 296, and in particular their criticisms of the theology that “women in the Catholic Church are essentially second-class citizens with little formal power”, of the restrictions on any discussion about women’s ordination imposed by previous popes, and of priests being required to oppose women’s ordination if they want to be bishops, you would be hard pressed to find an inference that they are opposed to women’s ordination.