Men, We Need You
COMMENTARY: The very thing women are counting on to protect them — feminism — is undermining what feminism purports to want: good men.
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Christianity and Feminism
Can Christianity and feminism co-exist? It’s a question many scholars, theologians, and Catholics have been asking for decades. This week on Register Radio, we talk to author and Register contributor Carrie Gress about feminism and Christianity. Also, in the midst of debates and concerns about the future of AI and whether it can be used to serve the Faith, we look at an authentically Catholic response. The Register’s Jonah McKeown joins us.
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.
Mary Harrington on Feminism, Motherhood, and the Myths of Progress
The acclaimed British author discusses the controversies surrounding the very term ‘feminism’ and the deeper meaning of the ‘reactionary feminism’ she advocates.
The Advertising Campaign That Sold Abortion to the US
Mothers love their babies, so how did these men convince American women to join their anti-baby crusade?
Can John Paul II and Catholic Women Save Authentic Feminism?
COMMENTARY: Authentic feminism, as envisioned by John Paul II, empowers women to embrace their unique role in building a civilization of love.
‘Into the Deep’: Abigail Favale’s Voyage Through Feminism and Faith
Exploring the tensions between feminism and Catholicism with the 2024 reboot of her memoir and her writings as a convert.
The Dignity of Woman Is Discovered in Living Life With Christ
The work we do, the homes we create, and the love we pour into our families and friends are of eternal value
How Extreme Progressivism Is Fostering Feminists’ Unlikely Alliances With Christians and Conservatives
ANALYSIS: Opposition to gender theory and surrogacy has impelled a growing number of feminist activists, targeted by the cancel culture, to join forces with their adversaries of yesteryear.
Which Mary Should Catholic Women Follow?
COMMENTARY: Here’s a hint — it’s not feminist icon Mary Wollstonecraft.
