Results from Tag: 'edith stein'
Hidden Crosses in the Life of Edith Stein
COMMENTARY: At her canonization in 1998, Pope St. John Paul II described her as ‘a martyr for love, who gave her life for her friends, [and] let no one surpass her in love.’
Join EWTN’s Father Mitch Pacwa As He Investigates ‘The Paths of Edith Stein’
Father Pacwa notes that Edith had a romantic desire for a love like her mother and father, but she found it in Christ.
Is Edith Stein a Doctor of the Church? No, But She Could Be One Soon
If St. Teresa Benedicta is named a doctor of the Church, she would join 37 other saints with that title, four of whom are women:
St. Edith Stein Shows Harvard What Femininity Really Means
COMMENTARY: Recent petition to declare martyr a doctor of the Church highlights her legacy in personalism and other scholarship.
Could Edith Stein Be Declared the Next Doctor of the Church?
If accepted, Stein, also known by her religious name St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, could become the fifth woman to be declared a doctor of the Church.
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.
St. Edith Stein’s 5 Tips for Religious Education
COMMENTARY: Pro Pointers for Catholic Parents
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.’
