
A Catholic Definition of Womanhood From Edith Stein, Defender of Women
St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, in her philosophical essays, showed that women are endowed with wonderful, God-given natures.
St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, in her philosophical essays, showed that women are endowed with wonderful, God-given natures.
‘They told me to have two,’ the battle cry of my childhood, rather sums it all up.
‘In prayer, we see all things in the light of Christ; we let our masks fall and immerse ourselves in the truth and in listening to God, feeding the fire of love.’ —Pope Benedict XVI
Among those born of women there have arisen many mediocrities like Herod Antipas, who feared his family and friends more than he feared God
Like so many other widows, I’ve learned over the years that our suffering can become a balm for others who are facing that same reality.
COMMENTARY: Novelist of grace and grittiness said: ‘I write the way I do because and only because I am a Catholic.’
Boating has taught me many lessons about the Barque of Peter and the Gospels
COMMENTARY: The baby in the womb too often is sacrificed on the altar of economic and social progress.
My dad wasn’t a ‘Fathers Knows Best’ kind of father, but he was the only father I had, and I loved him.
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