To Free the Sisters of Mary is a poetic examination of the status of women, asserting that women are still unequal, unfree, and thus unsafe in culture. It calls upon the Catholic Church, with its 1.3 billion members, to end widespread misogyny, ordain women as deacons and priests, and treat women as equals. The Catholic Church depends on everyday women, and millions of ordinary women can demand the Church change its views, freeing all women.