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‘Cabrini,’ Though Imperfectly, Tells a Proud Part of Catholic History
COMMENTARY: The saint carries on a tradition of powerful women religious that stretches back centuries.
Why Feminists Should Celebrate the Middle Ages (and the Catholic Church)
Contrary to popular belief, the decline of women’s rights in history has always corresponded to a retreat of the Church within Western societies, especially from the Renaissance onwards, for the Church has been the most zealous advocate of women in history.
Meet the 3 Women the US Bishops Are Considering for Sainthood
The USCCB will consider this week whether to advance on the local level the causes of beatification and canonization for Cora Evans, Michelle Duppong and Mother Margaret Mary Healy Murphy.
In an Age of Toxic Femininity, Gratia Plena Camp Offers Authentic Womanhood
‘Full of Grace’ focuses on what the Catholic Church envisions for the feminine genius.
Pursuing God’s Mission With Feminine Style
‘Worthy of Wearing’ Catholic author and beauty consultant encourages women to reflect inner beauty in fashion choices.
Sts. Catherine of Siena and Teresa of Avila: 2 Towering Figures of Catholic Faith
COMMENTARY: In 1970, Pope Paul VI declared St. Catherine and St. Teresa doctors of the Church.
