Women’s Rights

The Changing Face of Christ in the Catholic Church by Janice Poss

By Guest Contributor on October 19, 2012 • ( 1 )

Yesterday, as I have done for the last six years, I attended another ordination, an ordination that as the others has been two thousand years in the making. It was historic, it was Catholic; it was the new face of… Read More ›

Validating the Gospel of “Jesus’ Wife” is not Necessary to Prove Female Discipleship by Michele Stopera Freyhauf

By Michele Stopera Freyhauf on October 4, 2012 • ( 6 )

The Gospel of “Jesus’ Wife” is certainly at the center of a battle that was last seen when questions of authenticity were raised about the James (Jesus’ brother) ossuary. In a New York Times article, September 30th, Judith Levitt states that… Read More ›

Lucy Burns, A Look at a Catholic American Suffragette by Michele Stopera Freyhauf

By Michele Stopera Freyhauf on September 20, 2012 • ( 7 )

As we approach the election period infused with controversy, saturated by television commercials, as well as endless advertisements on the radio, Internet, and yes, even Facebook, we must remember the sacrifices made by our foremothers during the suffrage movement, which… Read More ›