Joanna Freeman: The Heart Behind Notre Dame’s Head Football Coach
Marcus Freeman credits his wife for their family’s success on and off the field.
Results from Tag: 'catholic feminism'
‘Why Feminists Should Celebrate the Middle Ages (and the Catholic Church)’
MY FAVORITE STORY OF THE YEAR
The Reason of Mary Wollstonecraft: Championing Women and Their Moral Formation
Ultimately, she placed her hope not in human reason, which she well knew was fallible, but in God’s eternal reason and his promises.
Feminine Genius vs. Feminist Agenda: Learn From Female Saints Like Mother Cabrini on International Women’s Day
COMMENTARY: The sad fact that some Catholics continue to clamor for a female priesthood shows how deeply the feminist agenda has infiltrated the Church in some circles.
Feminism’s Dark DNA
COMMENTARY: The occult has a long history of being a way for women who feel powerless to exert their power and to control others — especially those they feel oppress them.
Where Have All the Children Gone?
COMMENTARY: The baby in the womb too often is sacrificed on the altar of economic and social progress.
Erika Bachiochi on Being a Pro-Life Catholic, Feminist Intellectual and Mother of 7: ‘Our Hearts Long for the Good’
Scholar and mom Erika Bachiochi on winning hearts for life: ‘Charity has to be ahead of every argument.’
Reclaiming Authentic Feminism: How the Culture Can Foster True Equality
BOOK PICK: Erika Bachiochi’s work is a call to reimagine feminism. What if men and women pursued equality, not as self-destructive license, but as freedom for the sake of human excellence?
New Book Champions the ‘New Pro-Life Catholic Feminism’
BOOK PICK: Sex and the Catholic Feminist
