A Sister’s faith: Gift

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Three Sisters reflect on keeping the faith. The last approaches faith as a gift from God.

A Sister’s faith: Jesus

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Three Sisters reflect on keeping the faith. The second focuses on her relationship with Jesus.

A Sister’s faith: Listening

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Three Sisters reflect on keeping the faith. The first does so by listening to God in her calling and prayers.

Envisioning community

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The way this cradle Catholic looks at the world, she sees community all around her.

Guest blog by Joan Krebs

My first response to the question of how I keep the faith as a woman in the church and the one to which I keep returning is a paraphrase of Elizabeth Barrett Browning: "Let me count the ways." On further reflection I find it boils down to a very few. 


Entering the big tent

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A new member finds a lot of space for her to find her place in the church.

One foot on the margins

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One woman keeps the faith by keeping in touch with the poor.

Gender doesn’t matter

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Women have many roles in life, writes one reader, including the role of disciple.

Sustained by grace

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In a pick-your-spiritual-path culture, one young woman doesn’t have a choice about faith because it chose her.

Men versus women

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When I set out to find women to comment on how they keep the faith as a woman in the church, I wondered how our male readers would take it.


Trinity of hope

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The people, world, and Word of God are three things that helps author Megan McKenna keep faith in the Holy Trinity.

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