the catholic feminist episode 1

A few months ago I heard one of my favorite podcasters mention that she went to marriage counseling sometimes with her husband, and I’m embarrassed to admit that I was a bit…scandalized. We're told that we can't look away from problems of the world: we must be knee-deep in activism at all times, constantly aware...but is it okay to step back? I’m scared that people will be mad at me, and my heart’s pretty fragile right now. This podcast hasn't been reviewed yet. To let things sink in before responding in a flash? I feel closer to Jesus and His good, good church right now than ever before, in many ways. I could drop some dollar bills on fancy branding. You can do it, sister: that impossible thing of viewing people as image bearers of God. Until we can answer this, we will find it difficult to think constructively about the prior question of whether it is possible simultaneously to be both Catholic and feminist. I absolutely loved her insight on intimacy: why do we all need it? I would like to educate myself without strangers on the internet telling me to “educate myself”, if that makes sense, and I would like to explore my own thoughts in a more long-form way without slapping an Instagram filter on them. You can add this podcast to a new or existing list. I am scared for my bank account and my career, and that old but-I’m-abandoning-my-mission feeling that snuck in after I left FOCUS is trying to rear its ugly head. Her commentary is boldly Catholic and deeply insightful, with a perspective you’re not likely to hear anywhere else.After a few episodes, this one is guaranteed to become one of your regular podcasts. It’s one that will be fine. I think we've all gone through seasons where we want to delete our social media accounts and go live in a hut. Hearing that call change, and accepting it with open arms. Claudine is here to share with us how she embodies the feminine genius in her life coaching business, what the difference is between life coaching, therapy, and spiritual direction, and the importance of finding leaders who are *Catholic* and not going to try and convince you to meditate with your crystals or something. It would be quite easy for me, at this point, to become a Professional Catholic: a speaker at conferences, on this plane or that, taking selfies and advertising my own thoughts. I’m not surprised that you’re on fire for the topics we discuss on this show. Jesus hung out with the poor. Author Lindsey Todd and I are talking about why she writes novels, why we think so much Catholic fiction falls flat for us, and why it's important for Catholics to read outside of our bubbles from time to time. Learn more here. I would never do that to you. It’s going to make some of you sad. After 150 episodes, it is a true joy to sit + chat with you all 1-on-1 today. Why Elena transitioned from ministry to secular work, Where she got her drive and entrepreneurial spirit, The difference between two types of capitalism, Why diversity in business is so important to her (and should be for all of us), What’s been bringing Elena closer to God lately, What Color is Your Parachute (We are no longer an Amazon affiliate. She’s also very passionate about the pre-cana experience and how our marriage prep classes often fail to truly prepare couples for the sacrament of marriage. May we keep learning. Enjoy! A podcast for strong Catholic women who want to feel inspired, informed, and intentional. And I feel strongly that Jesus, instead of asking me to pick up a cross and continue on, is giving me a different cross: one that looks like stepping back and resting a bit from this form of professional ministry, which I’ve engaged in for four years. Know that the Catholic Feminist as a “brand” isn’t going away, it’s simply changing and taking a giant step back. The Catholic Feminist is a podcast for strong Catholic women who want to be inspired, informed, and intentional. Juggling motherhood + business as an artist isn’t easy for anyone, and today’s guest is no exception. Sign up for all of the free content at avemariapress.com and learn what the holy witness of the saints means for us. This episode was brought to you by Gather Together, a new book out from Ave Maria Press. Go check it out and listen to his podcast, Smart Passive Income—he has many episodes on podcasting. Each week, we interview Catholic women on topics like poverty, refugees, eating disorders, mental health, and women's rights. Her family’s move to the farm that she would have never seen coming, Why she believes rest is so important to art. How Danielle’s work at the USCCB has transformed, How we can define a “racist act” and why that leads to conflict, That Joe Biden “you ain’t black” conversation, A Catholic perspective on Black Lives Matter, How she thinks pre-cana could transform into a more therapeutic experience, Danielle’s first podcast episode with us, Open Wide Our Hearts: A Pastoral Letter Against Racism. Tune in to hear why. After four years, I’m hanging up my microphone. Don’t miss these episodes: Interview with New Wave Feminists, the prolife feminist group dis-invited from The Women’s March (episode 1/20/17) She's also a writer, and her book When God Wrecks Your Romance discusses the tumultuous time in her life when she dated a man who eventually discerned the priesthood. In which I said I wasn’t going to do an episode on the Church scandal: ahem. Ann Vaeth of Paper Monestary is helping us understand how motherhood can HELP our art, not hinder it, and how she thrives as a Catholic artist when the artistic world is so secular. Today's episode is also brought to you by the CLT exam. And knowing that’s ok. Four years ago, when I started the show, I’d guess there were maybe 3-4 podcasts for Catholic women specifically. Desire closer to God lately, How Partisanship is Weaking the Gospel’s Vision in America. Jul 21: 12. I have no shortage of ideas and plenty of work ethic. You can. Do they speak to people with charity? Monique is chatting with us all about how false chastity teachings can damage intimacy in marriage, what to do if intercourse is painful for you, and what it’s like being a doctor during COVID. Launching spring 2017. We also dive in to why she decided to join us on our 2021 pilgrimage to France. I’m not surprised that you’re on fire for the topics we discuss on this show. I hope our episode reminds you of the gift of a persecution-free faith and emboldens you to continue speaking up for your own religious rights. Are you a cradle Catholic or a loud & proud convert? There are at least 30 or so, likely many more. When the CFP finale airs in November, you can still get your Catholic feminism fix by reading Catholic essays, book roundups, guest articles, and more twice a month. Enjoy! The Catholic Feminist is not me, a person: it is us, a Church. The female’s body knows when something just…ain’t right. This spring, when many of us were unable to attend Mass, we felt the ache for normalcy and the sacraments. I am with you in this, even without my voice in your headphones. I am choosing, for now, a different road. I absolutely love Elena’s insight on the importance of being bold, chasing your dreams, and viewing money as a tool for either good or evil. Enjoy! (Am I making sense? Why Emily initially wanted to work for the church, The difference between burnout and holy exhaustion, Why she decided to transition jobs, not careers. We also discuss her love for dance and how she uses this hobby as a beautiful, awe-inspiring prayer. St. John Paul the Great said that intuition was one of a woman’s greatest gifts. I’m not shocked that y If you have greater than $4,000 in property or your bank account, congratulations—you’re in the top 50% of wealth owners in the world. We talk all about her new podcast, Crisis, which explores the origins and reforms of the sexual abuse crisis within our church. Why are we hemorrhaging Catholics? Tomorrow, I’m going to send out a second email, detailing what the Catholic Feminist willlook like over the next year, and tomorrow’s episode will be all about this decision. He calls them “Catho-feminists.” Catho-feminists are practicing Catholics who adhere to the Church’s teachings but otherwise live their lives by the feminist code—they don’t take their husband’s last name, put their careers before their families, and have their own interpretation of Ephesians 5:24. Are they diverse in thought and culture? They can be done in a group setting or solo. I loved talking to Jessica and I’m honored to feature our conversation today—enjoy! Today’s episode is also brought to you by Select International. I want to explore that in a different format than the Catholic Feminist Podcast, which has so many fans that expect a certain thing. We’re talking everything from Black Lives Matter to talking to your specific priest about racial justice to how to have conversations about race in a way that honors God. from The Catholic Feminist on Podchaser, aired Thursday, 24th October 2019. ), TED: The Way We Think About Charity Is Dead Wrong. And I hope you know how thankful I am for you. The women I interviewed and the women who listened. But in my mind, marriage therapy was for people who were, like, borderline divorce. I stink. I had many people request to read the email that was sent to email subscribers. Today's guest is Gia Chacon, founder of For The Martyrs. Lastly, the way many Catholics are engaging in discourse right now is a way that I don’t believe is pointing us towards truth. MINISODE: The Scandalized, Sanctifying Church from The Catholic Feminist on Podchaser, aired Monday, 27th August 2018. A podcast for strong Catholic women who want to feel inspired, informed, and intentional. Today, I’m sharing one of the most difficult decisions I’ve ever made: the Catholic Feminist’s season 4 finale episode in November will be its last. I hear the desires of Jesus, clear as a bell, telling me that it’s time to shut the microphone off and step back. If one of your 2020 goals is to go on a pilgrimage, the time to sign up is now! You can check out my books. Sometimes, it’s happening in a way I don’t think is good, and I’m getting yanked into it, and I don’t like that. Catholic and Feminist book. I just wanted to chat with you today about how to walk forward as a Catholic feminist, and how to celebrate the Gospel goodness + your fellow sisters. 242 talking about this. I could launch a conference! I would say “I can’t believe we’re here!” but to be honest…I knew how phenomenal Catholic women were when I started this. I am over the moon to announce that the Catholic Feminist Pilgrimage to France is taking place in October 2020—and I want you to join us. When the CFP finale airs in November, you can still get your Catholic feminism fix by reading Catholic essays, book roundups, guest articles, and more twice a month. I am trusting he’s got some kind of wild plan for me, or perhaps, the wildest thing of all: that I am just not as seen. This episode was also brought to you by Hallow, the meditation app for Catholics. You’ve heard it constantly: the “nones” are the fastest growing religion in the world. "The Church sees in the face of women the reflection of a beauty which mirrors the loftiest sentiments of which the human heart is capable: the self-offering totality of love; the strength that is capable of bearing the greatest sorrows; limitless fidelit Listen to The Catholic Feminist episodes free, on demand. Thankfully, marriage and family therapist Jessica Barboza could join me for a chat all about what marriage therapy is (and isn’t!) I’d like to embrace that intuition. I hope you understand. Today's guest, Claudine Noel, shares her story of falling in love with the Catholic faith and being baptized with zero family present. Amanda Vernon grew up singing hymns passed down from generations before her since her father told her if she was singing, she might as well be praying. The Catholic Feminist is a podcast for strong Catholic women who want to be inspired, informed, and intentional. The Catholic Feminist is a podcast for strong Catholic women who want to be inspired, informed, and intentional. Bring classics into your standardized testing by visiting cltexam.com and learning about this SAT/ACT alternative. Today's episode is brought to you by Select International Tours. The season 4 finale will be the end of the Catholic Feminist Podcast. The rich, friend. If I were to grow the Catholic Feminist, or even sustain it at its current infrastructure, it would require me to do things I don’t believe I’m being called to do. 73: The Upside of Social Media ft. Emily Mentock from The Catholic Feminist on Podchaser, aired Wednesday, 15th August 2018. And I need them to look somewhere else: to Heaven. Today’s episode is brought to you by Every Sacred Sunday. Enjoy! I’m not ready to burst forth with them, and yet, I can’t contribute well in this form of justice discourse at the moment because I feel like so much of it is going in the wrong direction and I feel, like, kindergarten-level when it comes to the new schools of thought I’ve been learning. Sign up for all of the free content at avemariapress.com and learn what the holy witness of the saints means for us. I hope you’re not mad at me. Not in the slightest. Enjoy! This episode is perfect for you if you've been struggling to understand why some of our sisters who identify as black are upset, and want to have a conversation about it in a way that points towards Christ. No matter what the feminist pundits claimed in the scholarly articles they churned out, the truth of the matter became blatantly clear: I had taken a life and I would never quite get over it. 📚If you love Jesus and love books, but don't always love books *about* Jesus, this ones for you. Why Mallory began to consider leaving the Catholic Church, Our culture’s refusal to allow us to ponder, If being a “good person” is “enough”. Each week, we interview Catholic women on topics like poverty, refugees, eating disorders, mental health, and women's rights. For a free audio book and a free 30-day trial, head to audibletrial.com/catholic. I think some tricky things, and I’m still figuring them out in my head and with my God. Today, I’m bringing YOUR questions to Danielle Brown, the Associate Director of the USCCB’s Committee Against Racism. Emily is a wife, mom, and passionate ministry worker who has some great insight into burnout. Many of us, I suspect, think the answer to this question should be "yes," if only because we believe ourselves to be both. You can change the world by thinking differently and being relational. Like so many things in life, there’s a West Wing episode that really encompasses my thoughts on prostitution. I’m crying in a Starbucks.). It has been an honor to learn from YOU, sister. It’s a beginning. Please consider shopping for books at your local indie! Maribel Rodriguez Laguna is a therapist on the board of the Catholic Psychotherapy Association. This podcast, its content, and its artwork are not owned by, affiliated with, or endorsed by Podchaser. That conversation is happening. I have always hoped to lead by example. Your IRL friends? I could start a Patreon! It doesn’t feel real or true. I get a literal stomachache when I think of doing these things and, as I read in a book recently, the body keeps the score. It's one of the joys of the podcast that I get to sometimes sit with my besties and do deep dives over their life decisions--ha! Peace be with you. And so, there’s time for a choice: the bus is here, waiting for me to get on. Claire Swinarski. I could start a mini-series, a YouTube channel, a book club, a membership site. My mind was blown when I learned that statistic. Each week, we interview Catholic women on topics like poverty, refugees, eating disorders, mental health, and women's rights. Use code: 'podchaser' for rest of Dec + Jan FREE. Instead of being able to learn and morph and change opinions, I’m under a spotlight of my own making. This, my sweet sisters, is not the end. Enjoy! It’s harder to have conversations in a way that views each person as Imago Dei, searches for real solutions, and relies on grace. Enjoy! Nancy Ray’s podcast episode on seasons of life. We are all connected in the Eucharist, that source and summit of our faith, and that means we’ll never be far apart. So often these days, motherhood is shown as a hinderance to artistic endeavors and I love this truly feminist perspective from Ann. The Catholic “both/and” is useful here: Feminism is both necessary for being a Catholic woman and one of the reasons you will be tested as a Catholic feminist. GREAT ADVICE: Discipleship does not have to be a formal ministry program, involve selling your iPhone, and happens when people are UNAFRAID. But I am saying, for now, “no, thank you.” I am looking at hopes I had for a long time and putting them to bed, knowing they aren’t going to happen. When you know it’s THAT large a number, you know it has to be an awful lot of Catholics engaging in practices that dehumanize our brothers and sisters and shred God’s design for healthy sex. 175: The Plight of the Persecuted Christian ft. Gia Chacon. It’s important to me to explain the why behind this decision, because I know people have questions, and this is not as simple as “I don’t have time!” or “It’s too expensive!”, neither of which are actually true. Listen to The Catholic Feminist with one hundred episodes, free! Minisode: WE'RE GOING ON PILGRIMAGE! The importance of counseling in her journey, How she became brave enough to talk about her struggles, Why no amount of pornography is healthy or good, Why coercion and porn are intrinsically linked. How Sr. Desiré discerned the Felician sisters, Why she wrote her public letter on racism, What she wants seen done in terms of racial justice, What bothers her about the phrase “I don’t see color”, What’s been bringing Sr. Can we strive for it? We have changed the way the church talks about feminism. Author, wife, and mama Mallory Smyth breaks down why she spent time away from the Catholic faith and what brought her back. We also discuss how listening has been bringing her closer to God lately and why she thinks women utilizing their own unique gifts is what will truly change the world. Not me: us. I’ll still be on Instagram. Can we be capitalists? A podcast for strong Catholic women who want to feel inspired, informed, and intentional. How Lindsey got started writing for the Chastity Project, Why she isn’t too keen on current Catholic fiction books. Why her kids have made her a better artist, Whether she struggles with the Instagram comparison game, My 6 kids aren’t a burden, my selfishness is. But no feminist model exists — apart from the Catholic one — in which the family is the fundamental unit of society, coming first in the order of importance, before society and politics. The Catholic Feminist Podcast was created to inspire you to actually do something: in your local community, in your family, among your real-life friends. These are the questions Emily and I tackle together, and it was a gift to have her on the show. If I know nothing else in life it’s that radical trust in Jesus has never failed me, and it won’t start to now. Oh, my sisters—it has been the absolute joy of a lifetime. I especially enjoyed hearing about Karna’s experience interviewing victims and how it impacted her views as a Catholic. I am tired of short-term content. This episode was also brought to you by . It’s waiting to drive off to Catholic Celebrity Land, a place where I live out my days preaching the Gospel as a profession. If you're currently experiencing burnout within your ministry job, know this: Jesus sees you. I could run a more debate-styled show! This episode has also been brought to you by the CLT exam. 175: The Plight of the Persecuted Christian ft. Gia Chacon, 174: The Grace of Motherhood and Art ft. Ann Vaeth, This podcast hasn't been reviewed yet. It’s left me in an uncomfortable position: one where people are looking to me for answers that I don’t think they’re gonna like. This episode was brought to you by Ave Explores, an initiative of Ave Maria Press. It’s not because I didn’t have time, it’s not because I didn’t have ideas, it’s not because I’m bored of it: it’s because I feel like God wants me to take a step back, focus on my family, evangelize through my fiction, and do more long form writing. You can add a review to show others what you thought. Today’s guest, Rebecca Dussault, is an Olympic cross-country skier and a mom of six with a passion for the intersection of fitness and faith. When I first read Sister Desiré's public letter on being the only black Felician sister, I was struck by one line in particular: that she felt invisible. Understanding history, both the good and the bad of it, is important if we want to learn from it and empower women as we move forward in New Feminism. It seemed awkward and shameful. So I invited Sr. on the show to walk us through why she feels that way, how we can be better listeners to one another, and how we can acknowledge pain while searching for solutions within the racial justice movement. Launching spring 2017. The Catholic Feminist is transitioning to a twice-monthly newsletter. What we as everyday Christians in the US can do to help Christian persecution, The power of prayer for persecuted Christians, Nigeria and the Christian genocide taking place there, The potential for persecution within the US, What’s been bringing her closer to God lately. And yet, none of those feels like the right thing to do. It’s a different space. I hope you consider joining us on pilgrimage. While we still love Audible, we are no longer an Amazon affiliate for books. Danielle Noonan is a singer, songwriter, speaker, and mama with a passion for following God’s call—even when it meant moving her family out to a farm! Am I rambling? They expect it with love and kindness and enthusiasm and joy, but they expect it nonetheless. Each week, we interview Catholic women on topics like poverty, refugees, eating disorders, mental health, and women's rights. And even though we’d had plenty of episodes on therapy, I realized I still had barriers built up around the idea of marriage counseling. When I returned to the Catholic Church in my forties, I finally freed myself from feminism’s many deceptions. This episode was brought to you by Ave Explores, an initiative of Ave Maria Press. After 150 episodes, it is a true joy to sit + chat with you all 1-on-1 today. Now? A podcast for strong Catholic women who want to feel inspired, informed, and intentional. I loved talking to Rebecca and I hope your chat resonates with you today! Check it out at avemariapress.com! It’s a vulnerable minisode where I share a few things on … One that looks like FOMO—knowing I could do a great job at this, if I kept going, and knowing that instead, others will. The way her African-American heritage influences her music to this day, Her past relationship with a man who’s now a priest and how she sought wholeness afterwards, Finding true intimacy in all seasons of life, Her coping mechanisms for emotional resilience as a performer. I also enjoyed chatting with her about the word feminist: why is it so inflammatory? From Colin Kapernick to WMD to Dorothy Day’s pacifism, how Catholics interact with “the troo… 983 talking about this. Today’s episode is brought to you by Select to Give, a charitable giving program that helps persecuted Christians in the Holy Land. If you still have hesitations about calling yourself a feminist or if people you know to be perfectly pleasant turn into...less-than-charitable-children-of-God online, this is the perfect episode for you! Did you know that 1 in 5 women use the Internet for sexual activity every single week?! 138: Catholic Feminism and the Military ft. Brianna Hughes from The Catholic Feminist on Podchaser, aired Wednesday, 4th March 2020. This episode is perfect for any engaged women or women who have been struggling to communicate well with their husband and have been considering marriage therapy. Today's guest is Sam Povlock, an online-turned-real friend and the founder of FemCatholic. But you know who funds Catholic Relief Services, builds the churches, donates the food, influences the culture? A place where some people, surely, are called. In today's episode, we're talking with writer and podcaster Samantha Stephenson all about egg donation, surrogacy, and other troubling bioethics developments that the world accepts and the church refuses. Enjoy! Today’s guest, Bella Bryant, knows exactly what it’s like to suffer from pornography addiction. Makes her a phenomenal the catholic feminist episode 1 coach the gift of music check out to! 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