Women’s Call to ‘Humanize and Love’ the World Highlighted at Annual Conference
GIVEN Forum galvanizes the ‘feminine genius.’
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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?
30 Years After John Paul II’s ‘New Feminism,’ Catholic Debate Heats Up
And with a new generation of young Catholic women attempting to navigate a society increasingly marked by both radical feminism on the one hand and a reactionary ‘manosphere’ on the other, it’s a debate in which the stakes are also undeniably high.
Not Just a Guy Problem: Helping Women Heal From Porn Addiction
Women can find hope and the ‘intimacy of Christ’ after suffering with this terrible affliction.
Italian Nun to Head Vatican Governorate
Franciscan Sister Raffaella Petrini will become head of the General Secretariat of the Government of the Vatican City State in March.
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’
‘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.
The German Synod, and Women in the Catholic Church (Feb. 24)
CNA Deutsch editor-in-chief AC Wimmer reports on the Vatican’s intervention in the German bishops’ controversial vote on the Synodal Way. And Solène Tadié, Europe correspondent for the National Catholic Register, looks at the influential role of women in the Catholic Church.
Synod on Synodality: LGBT Issues, Female Diaconate Discussed in Emotional Second Week
There is a lot of talk about avoiding the media’s agenda for the Synod, and it is a legitimate concern... but is there a theological agenda on the Synod?
Synod on Synodality: Laywoman’s Speech Opposing Women’s Ordination Draws Big Ovation
Described as ‘profound and real,’ the speech characterized calls for women’s ordination as a form of clericalism and as a distraction from what Catholic women want and need.
