“I loved my faith then, and I love it now. I love Truth. But I struggled to reconcile my boldness with the quiet, docile picture of Mary that every song at church seemed to paint. I thought that’s all the Church envisioned for women.”

Letters, Identity, ProtectCorynne StaresinicAugust 15, 2018Catholic Feminism, Feminism, Catholic women, Empowerment, Bold women, St. John Paul the Great, Womanhood, Feminism & Femininity, On Womanhood Comments

Living in Solidarity with Those We Serve

“Every human being has gifts, insight, and presence that are needed by the rest of us; some of us are in a position to have our offerings valued by the world, and some of us are not. That doesn’t mean some have less to offer—it means we have to create a world that elevates the voices of those who have been silenced…”

Letters, Church, ProtectCorynne StaresinicAugust 1, 2018Solidarity, Catholic social teaching, Compendium of Social Teaching of the Church, Catholic Worker, ServiceComment

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