Each of these four women bring a unique perspective on a Gospel which is empowering, liberating, and serving of all people. In order to...

While little is known about the life of Phoebe, she has become a beacon of light within the movement for the restoration of the female...

The first witness to the Resurrection, the first preacher of the Easter message, and the  “apostle to the Apostles,” Mary Magdalene (or...

St. Lydia Purpuraria was a first-century businesswoman, the hostess of a house church, and the first recorded European convert to...

While Thecla’s name does not appear in the canon of Sacred Scripture, a record of her life can be found in an second-century apocryphal...

It is a stereotype too often popularized by an Anglicized, hierarchical Christianity that the women of the Gospels were characterized...

During my time in Rome, I held a number of titles: journalist, pilgrim, student leader, and designated spokesperson, among...

“I believe that I will see the goodness of the LORD in the land of the living.” - Psalm 27:13 This verse has been close to my heart ever...

The other night I had Mass with the Sisters (with whom I am staying in Rome) on their Society Feast Day. Their chapel was the simplest I...

I have found that a common question in an experience like this one is "why are you here?" As in, "Why Rome? Why now? Why talk about women...

One moment there is only this. You feel the weight of your now , its peculiar, Particular gravity. And the next moment, it is autumn And...

Hello, friend! I wanted to begin this blog with a brief introduction post, both to share a bit about myself and a bit about the Synod on...