Championing a True Presentation of Womanhood
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Results from Tag: 'feminine genius'
Holy Heroines: Looking to Mother Mary and Women Saints as Role Models
Mary and these lovely holy women remind us to embrace our feminine genius because that is who we are ...
‘The World Needs Women’s Minds and Hearts, Joined in Christ’: Meditating on the Feminine Genius
Word on Fire’s ‘With All Her Mind: A Call to the Intellectual Life’ culls from the example of Mother Mary, saints and creative canon.
Catholic Women, Here Are 4 Good Books You Should Read Next
From encouragement for Catholic living to musings on cooking and the role of food among faith and fellowship, ladies will appreciate these selections as they add to this year’s to-read lists.
‘It Involves the Heart’: Benedict XVI’s Thought on Mary and the Vocation of Women
The late pope expounded on the ‘great capacity for loving others which their femininity bears.’
Through Spiritual Sisterhood, the New Eve Consoles the First Eve and Her Daughters
We as women all have a some of Eve in us, but the Lord also wants to make us full of grace like the New Eve.
Women and the Word: The Feminine Voice in Christian Culture
The fabric of Christian culture is woven with threads that interlace feminine charm and enchantment with the Word of God.
New Play’s ‘Non-Binary’ Joan of Arc Character Detracts From Saint’s Heroism and Dignity, Catholics Say
Shakespeare’s Globe theater is reinventing the story of the French-Catholic heroine, to the dismay of critics.
‘All the Little Tasks of Home Can Add Up to a Lot of Meaning and Love’
A Conversation With Leila Marie Lawler on ‘All Things Domestic’
Pope Francis: Women Can Change the System of Power Behind the Russia-Ukraine War
The Holy Father spoke to the Centro Femminile Italiane (Italian Women’s Center) on March 24.
