Choosing The Cross
Karen Reep
April 7, AD2016
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I am expecting our seventh child. My husband and I never dreamed we would be blessed this abundantly. Having a large family was always a
Privileged to Be a Woman: The Blessed Virgin Mary, ‘Memory of the Church’
Sarah Huntzinger
March 8, AD2016
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The great women saints in the Catholic faith are a source of inspiration for daily living. Their legacy and love of Jesus Christ provide a
You Lied to Us, Gloria Steinem
Cynthia Millen
February 27, AD2016
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Growing up in the 1950’s through 1970’s in Toledo, Ohio, my peers and I boasted of Danny Thomas, our world renowned Art Museum and Zoo,
St. JP II’s ‘New Feminism’: Rediscovering the Beauty of ‘Being a Woman’
Sarah Huntzinger
February 4, AD2016
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The traditional feminist discourse of the 1970s engaged the culture in the debate on women’s liberation during the Post Conciliar decade that followed Vatican II.
Grandmothers: God’s Gift of Love and Mercy
Anne DeSantis
January 13, AD2016
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Grandmothers and Mercy January is a time that reminds me of my deceased Grandmother. She passed away over 20 years ago on January 31. It is
The Enemy of Radical Feminism is Not Men
Cecily Lowe
December 18, AD2015
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I never thought much of those who subscribe to the label of “radical feminist,” but I never saw that movement as much of a big
Can a Non-Catholic Find Comfort In Mary?
Birgit Jones
December 15, AD2015
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Recently I received a question from someone who is not Catholic. Although she thought it might be a silly question (it wasn’t) she wanted to
Living My Faith
Karen Reep
November 18, AD2015
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In The Beginning I am a convert to Catholicism. In 2004, I was welcomed into the church. I was raised by Protestant parents; both were
