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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.
Edith Stein: Seized by the Truth, Martyred for Love
‘St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross says to us all: Do not accept anything as the truth if it lacks love,’ said Pope St. John Paul II. ‘And do not accept anything as love that lacks truth.’
Pope John Paul II: The Catholic Church’s Mr. October
COMMENTARY: The Polish Pontiff gave the world one ‘Fall Classic’ after another.
Edith Stein: Eucharistic Champion, Witness of Surrender, Vessel for Grace — and Saint
Like the saints before and after her, Sister Teresa Benedicta enkindled a deep love for Jesus in the Eucharist and had a beautiful heart.
The Journey of St. Teresa Benedicta: Catholic Convert, Martyr and Cross-Bearer
Edith Stein’s search for truth led to sainthood.
City Names 2022 the Year of Edith Stein to Mark 100 Years Since Her Baptism
Wrocław Auxiliary Bishop Jacek Kiciński inaugurated the year on Jan. 9, the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord, in the parish church where Stein used to come to pray.
‘This Is the Truth’ — Edith Stein Saw Human Dignity in the Light of the Cross
Through Christ’s love on the cross, St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross perceived the heights of human dignity and the depth of offenses against it, from Auschwitz to abortion.
‘Led by God’s Hand’: St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross and Communion With Christ
Sister M. Regina van den Berg’s book opens a new chapter in the life of a philosopher saint.
The Fruitful Complementarity of Man and Woman
An interview with Sister Mary Prudence Allen, author of ‘The Concept of Woman.’
