I saw your movie and thought it was exciting and uplifting. Thank you and God bless you for the courage it took to make the movie.
Jane- Columbia Heights, Minnesotta
I must say I am so pleased someone has put voices to the shouts of many and that you are not Catholic makes it even louder. I wish you well and pray (leaders listen) as this is shown at the UN! I want to share with many others who have not seen this film.
Shari- Beloit, Wisconsin
I would like to purchase this wonderful, insightful, honest and beautiful documentary. Thank you for your work and may you be richly blessed.
Mary- Fresno, California
I am hopeful that the story of these brave women will get out no matter how much the Vatican resists it.
Gretchen -
Thanks for all of your commitment and hard work.
Peggy-
FANTASTIC work! Way to go!
Deborah-
It was very well received and personally we found it very meaningful and hope-filled. Thank You!
Mike and Celeste
Viewed it in Ft Myers today; an amazing film!!
Dawn- Port Charlotte, Florida
I can hardly wait to have my “Pink” party and invite everyone to come and see it.
Jo Ann- Nazareth, Kentucky
Thank you for inspiring us.
Anne Marie- Brockton, Massachusettes
I was so moved by your wonderful documentary. There should be a way that bishops, cardinals and the Pope can see this film. Thank you for the time, talent and passion you’ve expended over the last 5 years to bring your film to fruition. I have a grand-daughter who might be called by the Spirit at some time in her life and must not be hindered in her vocation. Margueritte – Chicago, Illinois
I am a Catholic woman who is deeply supportive of the ordination of women. Thanks for your work on this!
Laura – Redmond, Washington
Saw “Pink Smoke” last night. Applaud your visionary work.
Kathy – Blue Bell, Pennsylvania
I don’t believe there was a dry eye in the room. Everyone seemed genuinely moved to tears and clapped with great vigor at the end of the movie. I am very proud of you and your courage in to undertake this profound issue and bring it to film so all can see the misogyny and feudal governance that continues in the RC Church. Barb – Tucson, AZ
Of the Catholic women I know I’d say 90% would support women priests. So I pray that your movie motivates men and women to speak up about this controversial issue within our church. I also believe that it is “our church” and that the people are the strength and core of our faith, not the all male hierarchy! Jane- Columbia Heights, Minnesota
Saw the film last night at a Newton movie theatre. Wonderful film. Need to get it out into the world.
Mary Beth – Newton, Massachusettes
Women of many faith traditions will be moved & energized & empowered by this wonderful film.
Brenda – Topsfield, Massachusetts
Thank you! Thank you! I wanted to be a priest when I was 16. I am now 49. When I think of social media’s role in the changes of governments in the Middle East, why not changes in stubborn churches!
Karen – Detroit, Michigan
Thanks for a moving film!
Eileen – Newton, Massachusetts
You have done an exceptional job of portraying the history of women’s ordination as well as the current movement and the ordinations that have occurred over the last decade. Many others have thanked you, I know, but I want to add my voice to the chorus of gratitude coming your way. Toni – Portland, Oregon
Thank you so much for your good work. It’s a great film, about an important story, and gives us hope!
Maryann – Sag Harbor, New York
One day, they will be trying to figure out where to put a statue of you at the Vatican! Thanks for your tremendous work. The documentary is 5 star!
Therese – Manitoba, Canada
Thank you for your courage, faith, skill, insights, willingness to include so many voices, telling the truth, being a seeker of justice, for being a prophet …
Jennifer – Saskatchewan, Canada
