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We’re Feeling Left Out
Thank you to my friend Jean for sending me this article from the New York Times — “Women See Themselves as Left Out Amid Talk of Change in Catholic Church.” Here’s the link — The article mentions that Pope … Continue reading
Religious leaders gather for the eradication of modern slavery
This is an excerpt from the Vatican News Service: Vatican City, 2 December 2014 – For the first time in history, the leaders of the world’s major religions gathered together in the Vatican this morning with the aim of eliminating … Continue reading
The Synod, and a Suggestion
The synod of bishops wrapped up a couple of weeks ago. To be honest, I didn’t follow much of it. There are a lot of things I like about the Catholic Church, but the hierarchy’s obsession with sexual matters and … Continue reading
Communion
This is a true story about something that happened to a friend of mine. Her name is Annie. Annie is not a Catholic, but she recently attended Mass in a Catholic church. When it was time for Communion, Annie approached … Continue reading
Finding our voice
I’d like to invite you to a conversation. I’m hosting an online conversation here, a virtual meeting of Christian women where we can talk about our church. I hope you’ll join in. (The word “church” will be open to two … Continue reading
The Priest’s Lament?
I liked her better Quiet. It was safer then – When I … Continue reading
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Re-Imagining Mary
One thing that really stands out in the Catholic Church is our devotion to Mary. I love being part of a church that recognizes the beautiful soul of a woman. I wouldn’t have it any other way. But at the … Continue reading
Home
I grew up in a small town. The population was around 800 when I was a girl. The nearest city was nearly 40 miles away. Church activities were a big part of our lives. My friends and I were in … Continue reading
The Conversation We Need To Have
This post is especially for Catholic women — We often talk about the need for change in our church. We hope others will make the changes and we feel frustrated when they don’t. I think it’s time for a new … Continue reading