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Confronting the Mindset of Secular Feminism
If you have access to the April 29 issue of The New Republic, take a look at a long review…
Browsing: Women
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The DSK Saga is Emblematic of Many Things
While much of the world has been alternately stunned and entertained by the saga surrounding the former head of the…
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Adopting a Mom
About 23 years ago I packed all my belongings into my Dad’s Suburban and drove 1500 miles from my Rocky…
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Saint Zita in My Kitchen
Although many Catholics are devoted to a particular patron saint, I rely on the intercession of quite a few heavenly…
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Compliments to You
All the women I know fall into one of two categories: those who can graciously accept a compliment and those…
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The Matriarchs of the Faith
Sarah, Rebekah, Rachel, and Leah, matriarchs of the faith, provide a remarkable insight into God’s commitment to women and His…
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Book Review: Elizabeth: A Holy Land Pilgrimage, By Cheryl Dickow
Beth Gantry, Liz, Elizabeth…the main character of Elizabeth: A Holy Land Pilgrimage (Bezalel Books, 2007) is many things to many…
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Fatal Abstractions
Women know what works and what doesn’t. And the Church cares that this knowledge of the concrete that women possess should be brought to bear upon all policy decisions.
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Unnatural Affection
There is a natural desire in parents to provide a better life for their children. Indeed, the Apostle tells us…
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Womanly Role Models from the Scriptures
Women today receive mixed messages about what their roles in life should be — we’ve all heard about the “mommy…