This week in Mormon Land: The Roman moment made history, but where were the women’s leaders?

(Photo courtesy of the Vatican) President Russell M. Nelson presents Pope Francis with a small statue of the Christus and a framed copy of the church’s proclamation on the family. President Nelson and President M. Russell Ballard visited with the pope on Saturday, March 9, 2019.

This week in Mormon Land: The Roman moment made history, but where were the women’s leaders?

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