Category: Escuchando a las Mujeres

January 4th, 2022

A Dream and a Resolution for the New Year

The week before Christmas I visited the Yucatan town of Merida, Mexico, and its surroundings. Inspired, I include here now, mostly in pictures, my dream for a new Church for a new year. This is the cathedral in the main plaza in Merida regaled in Christmas light. Flowers, leaves, tendrils of growth, both dazzling and…
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May 6th, 2021

Connecting Experiences of Faith and Feminism: Facing Sexual Violence within the Church

[Editor’s Note: This post was translated from the original Spanish by our Escuchando a las Mujeres team, Lilian and Lorena. You can read it in Spanish here.] April was Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) and we hosted the second event of our series Connecting Experiences of Faith and Feminism. This time our subject was Facing Sexual…
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October 22nd, 2020

The New Christian Feminism: The Vatican’s Desperate Effort to Remain Relevant

A couple of months ago, I learned of an educational program hosted by the Catholic Leaders Latin-American Academy on the International Social Doctrine of the Church called Feminism, Gender and Catholic Identity. The theme stemmed from an invitation from Pope Francis to present a proposal for a new Christian Feminism to analyze the philosophical and…
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April 2nd, 2020

¿Qué sentido tiene que se queden las mujeres en la iglesia católica?

Hace un año exactamente tuve la oportunidad de darle vida al proyecto de Women’s Ordination Conference, Escuchando a las Mujeres (EALM); una iniciativa que buscaba recopilar las experiencias de las Latinas dentro de la iglesia católicas en los EE. UU. Cuando vi la vacante, pensé que era la respuesta a la pregunta que tantas veces…
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