Femininity is a Way of Being, Not a Mold to Fit into

Your femininity cannot be reduced to what you wear, what job you have, what activities you’re a part of. Your femininity comes from being made woman, in the image and likeness of God.

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Recognizing the Feminine Genius as a Woman in the Army

I strive to live out my feminine genius in the ways that I care for my fellow soldiers.

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The Feminine Genius, Beyond Pink and Frills

Femininity is not an affinity for pink, puppies, or frills and the like. Authentic femininity is quite something to behold. It pierces through a world that is thick in efficiency, that has forgotten the dignity possessed by every person.

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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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