Posts tagged Daughters of St. Paul
No Woman is Only Woman: Distilling the Feminine Genius from Stereotypes
No Woman is Only Woman: Distilling the Feminine Genius from Stereotypes

I definitely believe women make unique contributions to family and society, but I also think the Church has a long way to go in communicating the implications of this reality. What does it really mean to be a woman in today’s world? What does it mean to be a man? The Church seems to be in the process of articulating answers to these questions in light of today’s gender-related issues.

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Corynne StaresinicSr. Theresa Aletheia Noble fps, Daughters of St. Paul, Feminine Genius, Catholic stereotypes, New feminism, Catholic women empowerment, On Womanhood, Interview on the Feminine GeniusComment
Reimagining the Feminine Genius Through the Lives of Catholic Women
Reimagining the Feminine Genius Through the Lives of Catholic Women

This month, we want to take time to explore and recognize what this genius looks like in the lives of Catholic women today.

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Corynne StaresinicFeminine genius, New Feminism, Femininity, Catholic femininity, Janet Easter, Shannon Ochoa, Verily Magazine, Eden Invitation, Catholic female soldier, Nykole Willmore, US Army, Daughters of St. Paul, Edith Stein, Authentic Catholic femininity, Catholic embodiment, On WomanhoodComment