This spring, two new books celebrated the diversity of the feminine genius by sharing women’s stories of their struggles, inspirations, and triumphs in living out their callings as Catholic women.
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Here are three things I learned from teaching a class at an all girls’ high school on the vocation and theology of women.
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Here are six ways you can effectively walk with a friend if she talks to you about her experience with abortion.
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Here are some practical lessons I learned from facilitating conversations on race and the Catholic faith, which I offer to anyone who wants to participate in something similar.
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While raising children might not always feel like the glorious experience Cardinal Mindszenty describes it as, it certainly is a gift and a call to greater holiness.
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Through the covenant of love established in Hosea and Gomer’s marriage, we read a larger story about God’s love for His people. In the indie film HOSEA, the filmmakers retell this story through the lens of a female protagonist (known as Cate) who is caught in a web of abuse, self-harm, and sex trafficking
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What is it like to work as a physician assistant and be a Catholic feminist? I asked two professionals to find out.
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May we be open to how God is speaking to us in the midst of injustice and responsive to the movement of the Spirit in rooting out all forms of racism — both in ourselves and in the world around us.
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Ableism and feminism intersect in many ways.
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Women have untapped potential to lead in times of crises and to make prudent choices for themselves, those they lead, and their families.
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