by Christine Sine March 8th is International Women’s Day and it seems very fitting to remember the women of this world, especially those who are mistreated, during Lent. Several years…
by Christine Sine Today is International Women’s Day, a day that you can imagine I find particularly relevant. I love to reflect on the maternal images of God, and always…
Rebecca Sumner — I’m eking this out down to the wire. I thought I’d write this lilting article way in advance. It would be well researched. It would be poetic.…
By Keren Dibbens-Wyatt International Women’s Day: Forging a Positive Sisterhood. Today we celebrate the achievements of women everywhere, drawing out the amazing stories that have often been written out of…
A couple of years ago I came across this beautiful prayer written by Deborah Hirt, Intern at Franciscans International. It is no longer posted on their website but I think…
I wrote this post today for the series Return to Our Senses in Lent in honour of International Women’s Day tomorrow. Part of my scripture reading for the morning was Roman’s…
Friday is International Women’s day and it seemed appropriate to reblog this beautiful prayer that I came across last year. It also makes a beautiful Lenten prayer Lord, make me an…
I know that I am posting this a little late in the day, but I just came across this beautiful prayer written by Deborah Hirt, Intern at Franciscans International. Lord,…
International Women’s Day may be over but I keep coming across stories that I want to share about women whose lives have made a difference particularly to those who live…
Yesterday was International Women’s day and Julie Clawson organized this wonderful synchroblog about reflections on women. The entries are well worth a look and a read… particularly during this second…
