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[Headlines] (20210111-¿¹ÃëÁ¾) Pope Says Women Can Read at Mass But Still Cannot Be Priests
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* Pope Says Women Can Read at Mass But Still Cannot Be Priests *

The leader of the Roman Catholic Church on Monday changed ancient rules governing duty requirements for religious service. The order from Pope Francis officially recognizes women as non-clergy, or lay, administrators during even the highest church service.

Francis amended the law to make official what is already common in many parts of the world: Women serve as lectors. They read passages of the Christian holy book to Catholics gathered for religious service. They also serve, like non-clergy men, to assist the priest during the most important ceremony: holy communion.

Francis said he was making the change to increase recognition of the ¡°precious contribution¡± women make in the church. He added that all confirmed Catholics have a part to play in the work of the church.

The change comes as Francis remains under pressure to open clergy positions to women. Only men are permitted to serve as official leaders of the Roman Catholic Church, and make rules under which all followers are to live.