Ash Wednesday in Jail – Women’s Unit
S. Sally Witt's poem explores the depth of the Ash Wednesday ritual as women in prison come forward reflecting God's love, the Good News that we are all Christ's disciples.
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Complicated Women in Scripture
Our last podcast episode from this season asks: how are sacred stories about complicated women taught differently in Christianity and Judaism?
Shout Your Truth: Wisdom from Two Weeks with Sr. Joan Chittister, OSB
Being a millennial woman in the Roman Catholic Church is not a cakewalk. To be inspire change, according to Sr. Joan Chittister, one must shout.
Book Notes, June 2018
Learn about new books by authors affiliated with the Collegeville Institute, including Icons and the Liturgy, East and West, Holy Wind, Holy Fire, and Planetary Solidarity.
Book Notes, March 2018
In our March 2018 Book Notes, we feature titles about stewardship, Martin Luther, and ancient women's writing, all written, translated, or edited by authors affiliated with the Collegeville Institute.
Negotiating Ordinary Life: What Proverbs and Ecclesiastes Teach Us about Wisdom
Amy Plantinga Pauw discusses the role of wisdom literature, this "slow knowledge," in guiding us when life on the ground stops making sense.
The Lowly Lifted
A poem by Catherine Thiel Lee, participant in the summer 2015 writing workshop, Awakening Theological Imagination in the Congregation: A Spiritual Practice of Writing with Karen Hering.
