Combatting Feminism: A History
'Like Oz’s wizard, the glitter of feminism has promised much but is proving to be not only empty but dangerous.'
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‘Something Wicked’: Why Feminism Was Never (And Will Never Be) a Christian Project
Catholic philosopher Carrie Gress challenges the very foundations of feminism, arguing that it has emerged as a rival church whose moral claims conceal a profound break with the Gospel — and whose consequences are now being felt by women, men and families alike.
30 Years After John Paul II’s ‘New Feminism,’ Catholic Debate Heats Up
And with a new generation of young Catholic women attempting to navigate a society increasingly marked by both radical feminism on the one hand and a reactionary ‘manosphere’ on the other, it’s a debate in which the stakes are also undeniably high.
Should Catholics Identify as ‘Feminists’? Notre Dame Conference Tackles the Issue
All panelists at Notre Dame agreed about the value of the Church’s ongoing focus on the unique mission of women and the need to promote justice for women in society.
Joanna Freeman: The Heart Behind Notre Dame’s Head Football Coach
Marcus Freeman credits his wife for their family’s success on and off the field.
‘Why Feminists Should Celebrate the Middle Ages (and the Catholic Church)’
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The Reason of Mary Wollstonecraft: Championing Women and Their Moral Formation
Ultimately, she placed her hope not in human reason, which she well knew was fallible, but in God’s eternal reason and his promises.
Feminine Genius vs. Feminist Agenda: Learn From Female Saints Like Mother Cabrini on International Women’s Day
COMMENTARY: The sad fact that some Catholics continue to clamor for a female priesthood shows how deeply the feminist agenda has infiltrated the Church in some circles.
Feminism’s Dark DNA
COMMENTARY: The occult has a long history of being a way for women who feel powerless to exert their power and to control others — especially those they feel oppress them.
Where Have All the Children Gone?
COMMENTARY: The baby in the womb too often is sacrificed on the altar of economic and social progress.
