"When women have the opportunity to fully share their gifts with the whole community, the community ends up "transformed" in a positive way, the pope said."

  "Therefore, it is a beneficial process -- that of having the growing presence of women in social, economic and political life on the local, national and international levels, as well as in ecclesial life," he said.

So we can expect that later today Pope Francis will finally be ordaining one the many already fully trained women to priesthood, and then consecrating a nice group of women cardinals, under the age of 75 so they can vote in the next conclave?

I really don't understand where this is coming from unless finally Pope Francis is trying to prepare us for the change most needed in our church - Justice for All.  Equal ordination for all people called, male and female, finally, in our church.