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In page Women in Church history:

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For much of the early twentieth century, Catholic women continued to join religious institutes in large numbers, where their influence and control was particularly strong in the running of primary education for children, high schooling for girls, and in nursing for hospitals, orphanages and aged care facilities. The Second Vatican Council of the 1960s liberalised the strictures of Catholic religious life; however, in the latter half of the 20th century, vocations for women in the West entered a steep decline.[citation needed]