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.
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What Mother Mary and Joan of Arc Teach Us About ‘The Vocation of a Woman’
The life of St. Joan of Arc shows that ‘God’s providence is real and you can trust it.’
‘Why Feminists Should Celebrate the Middle Ages (and the Catholic Church)’
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‘Who Tells Your Story?’: How Catholic Women Have Changed the World
Bronwen McShea’s compelling book sheds light on the remarkable achievements of Catholic women throughout history
Benedictine College Alumnae, Writer and Engineer, Applaud Butker Graduation Speech
Two young women, including one who works in the STEM field part time from home, weigh in.
Daring? Do. Manly Emotion Reconsidered
‘Women and children first’ is the law of the sea. It is also the law written in the heart of every man through the natural law.
Learn About the Female Saints Who Held Off Invaders With the Eucharist and Founded the Abbey Made Famous in ‘The Sound of Music’
BOOK PICK: ‘Women of the Church’
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.
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.
