Women’s Call to ‘Humanize and Love’ the World Highlighted at Annual Conference
GIVEN Forum galvanizes the ‘feminine genius.’
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Catholic Women’s Leadership Forum Tells Young Women: ‘You Are a Gift’
GIVEN will bestow Mother Agnes Mary Donovan, of the Sisters of Life, with its Fiat Award, which honors women whose lives embody the response of Our Lady through faithful leadership, service and love.
Women Are Being Left Out of the AI Conversation: Should We Care?
As the world increasingly turns to the Catholic Church for guidance on the ethical challenges posed by artificial intelligence, is the feminine genius being stifled out of the conversation?
Mary, Model of Feminine Strength, Inspires Catholic Women
Trio of ladies reflect on Blessed Virgin Mary as Month of May concludes.
‘Over This, Your White Grave’: Read the Poem Pope John Paul II Wrote for the Mother He Lost
How the loss of a mother, ‘soul of the home,’ shaped the heart of a pope …
‘Springs in the Desert’: Growing Movement Breaks Silence on Infertility
Co-founder Ann Koshute talks about the power of community for those carrying this cross.
The Catholic View of ‘Having It All’
COMMENTARY: As Pope St. John Paul II suggests: Where women need to be in the workforce or feel called to it, the world should help them out in a way that honors them back for the gift they give society.
Why the Christian Vision of Men and Women, Led by Female Witness, Will Help Society Flourish
A look at ‘women at the heart of history’— through the contributions of the saints and Mother Angelica and beyond — and how feminine contributions have long aided the world.
St. Thérèse at 100: 3 Lessons From Lisieux
Daughter of a watchmaker and a lacemaker, St. Thérèse of Lisieux was born into beauty and surrounded by it.
What the Last 3 Popes Have Taught About Mary and the Feminine Genius
Musings for this Marian month of May...
