Hear My Voice” is a well-written, readable novel that traces the lives of three women born during World War II and the Holocaust.
Novel reflects author’s broad knowledge of Christian-Jewish relations
In new book, pope upholds traditional marriage, need to help sinners
Published in French, the 417-page book, “Politique et Societe” (“Politics and Society”) was to be released Sept. 6. Catholic News Service obtained an advance copy, and excerpts appeared online.
Author recalls era when women fought Europe’s ‘glass ceiling’
The story, “Game of Queens: The Women Who Made Sixteenth-Century Europe,” told by Sarah Gristwood does justice to the lives and memories of the women who broke the European glass ceiling so many years ago.
Study of women deacons won’t be first, but might answer questions
When Pope Francis accepted a proposal at the Vatican May 12 to form a commission to study the possibility of women serving as deacons today, it […]
Pope did not say he’d ordain women deacons, spokesman says
Pope Francis “did not say he intends to introduce a diaconal ordination for women,” and he certainly did not speak about the ordination of women priests, […]
Rural women: invaluable and irreplaceable
The following commentary first appeared in the January/February issue of The Harvest, monthly magazine of the Diocese of Great Falls-Billings, Montana. It was written by Bishop […]
Vatican’s U.N. nuncio lauds role of women in peacebuilding
During floor debate March 28 at the United Nations on women, peace and security, the Vatican’s U.N. nuncio said women have gifts to share in building […]