A student of mine wrote the following and asked for my response: I am fully starting to grapple with being a feminist Catholic, and am personally finding this to be somewhat of an existential crisis. I cannot remove my heightened sensitivity to anything gendered away from me– especially in the faith that I hold soContinue reading “Tensegrity”
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On Gender
There is no distinction…between male and female (Galatians 3:28). “It’s a girl.” My friend and her husband went in for an ultrasound last week which unveiled the sex of the baby growing in my friend’s womb. Upon hearing the news, they were filled with conflicting emotions. They admitted to us, a week later, that theyContinue reading “On Gender”
Lenten Practices III: Prayer
A guest post from Claire Bischoff In addition to fasting and almsgiving, prayer is the third pillar of Lenten practices. But if you are anything like me, it can be hard to find time to pray in the midst of our busy lives. Prayer often seems too serious, intimidating, or boring to be of muchContinue reading “Lenten Practices III: Prayer”
