Part 1: Death of the old feminist series Feminism has long stood out as the champion of women’s causes. From the Suffragettes, to the emancipation of women and their right to vote, feminism fought for the equal dignity and opportunity of all women. So how then, did this rather noble cause turn into a movement […]
Your guide to the four temperaments We each experience things differently. Our reactions to the same series of events may be completely the opposite to that of the person next to us. This difference in reactions is what we define as temperaments. ‘The basic difference between each is the amount of time it takes one
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1. Your sister and her husband have announced that they’re pregnant, you: a. Squeal with excitement and spend the next day shopping for baby things b. Congratulate them and offer some practical advice c. Kiss and hug the couple then move on to the next conversation d. Congratulate them and later mull over the blessing
In the wake of the release of the film ‘The ugly truth’ in a few years ago, starring Katherine Heigl and Gerard Butler, I looked in to the different ways that men and women approach relationships. Men and women think and act differently. There is no denying it. Yet an ongoing problem in our society,
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Mathilde Magazine | holding fast to what is good.. Watch. This. Space. Dissatisfied with the direction feminism has taken, a team of women decided to found a magazine defending womanhood & the legacy of Western tradition. The idea for Mathilde Magazine was conceived in early 2021, soon after its founding editor Veronika, welcomed her fourth
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As my two year old and I were driving home from the beach one day, she sadly recanted to me that “the boy took my shell, mummy”. This little incident had taken place about 10 months ago when a little boy had accidentally taken a shell that she had already found and claimed for herself.
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I recently read, ok devoured, the biography of Blessed Jerzy Popieluszko, a contemporary Polish martyr and one quote that has really resonated with me since is this: “Truth, too, must cost something. Truth that does not cost anything is a lie.” For Jerzy it cost his life. For us, as we live out the Catholic
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I recently came across this great video series made by Crystalina Evert’s which aired on EWTN in November called “Women Made New” – this is her website;womenmadenew.com It is a 5 part mini series, where Crystalina interviews Catholic women on a range of topics such as the need for personal healing, a lack of preparedness
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When you look at yourself in the mirror, what is it that you see? Do you see a beautiful and unique daughter of God, a coheir with Christ, a woman called to a particular vocation? Yeah, me neither. We’re too concerned by the lines that are growing deeper, or the blemishes that seem to
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I recently read a book on St Zelie Martin, mother of St Therese of Lisiuex and I was both warmed and affirmed reading about her mothering style. You can read this book next month in our Bookclub, click here for more info. What can we learn from her? A few take home points; Pray
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