Visions and vocations: the Catholic women speak network
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New York ; Mahwah, NJ
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| adam_text | Contents Foreword: Am I Catholic Enough?.............................. Gayatri Lobo Gajiwala xiii Abbreviations....................................................................... xvii Introduction: Women’s Cultures, Women’s Callings.............. 1 Tina Beattie Part One—Challenges and Changes: Catholic Women in the Modern World............................. 17 The Ihne Is Now for Change in the Catholic Church........ 19 Mary McAleese (Ireland) Conversion and a New Consciousness: The Challenge of Women’s Equality for Sexuality, Society, and Church ....28 . Carolina del Rio Mena (Chile) In Search of Eternal Life: Reading the Scriptures through Women’s Eyes............................................................... 38 Anne Arabomé (Nigeria/USA) Irish Women and a Church in Crisis.................................... 42 Colleen Hennessy (Ireland/USA) Standing on the Threshold: Where Do Women Belong in the Community of Disciples?...................... 48 Jennifer Reek (USA) v
CONTENTS What Young Catholic Women Should Hear..........................52 Sara Parvis (UK) Past Two-^Discernment and Diversity: Catholic Women in Cultures and Contexts......... 61 A Letter to Pope Francis—from Ten Young Catholic Women, Ages 14 to 17 Students of the Ursuline High School, Wimbledon (UK) 63 “Feminine Genius” and the Role of Women: An Indian Daughter and Mother in Conversation ............................. 74 Gayatri and Astrid Lobo Gajiwala (India) How a Visit to a Bookstore Changed My Life...................... 78 Zuzanna Radzik (Poland) A Church of Women: Memories, Frustrations, and Hopes on the Journey of Life....................................... 83 Giulia Galeotti (Italy) Fire in My Heart: A Young Pakistani Woman Discovers Her Vocation................................................. 88 Mishal Francis (Pakistan/UK) Life, Freedom, and Dignity: Reflections of a Black American Catholic.............................................. 92 Leslye Colvin (USA) Confessions of a Jamaican “Flatalik”................................... 97 Anna Kasqfi Perkins (Jamaica) Staying In, Struggling On: A Woman’s Pilgrimage from Islam to Catholicism............................................ 101 Irim Sarwar (USA/UK) vi
Contents Everything Is a Process: Learning to Live, to Change, and to Grow. ................................................................. 106 Clare Keogh (Australia) Does God Bless Your Transsexual Heart?.......................... 109 Samantha Tillman (USA) My Story: Hoping for a Path That Leads to Life................ 113 Gertrude Yema Jusufu (Sierra Leone) Living in Extra Time: A Journey from Despair to Hope ... 117 Johanna Greeve (Netherlands) A Space to Grow: The Church and Women Who Are Intellectually Disabled.......... ...................... 122 Cristina Gangemi (UK) Paet Three—Changing Lives, Changing Relationships: Sexuality and Mothering........... 129 Sexuality and Discernment: Learning from the Stories of Young Catholic Women in the United States................ 131 Emily Kahm (USA) Staying In and Reaching Out: Ruth Hunt (Stonewall, UK) and Jeannine Gramick (New Ways Ministry, USA) in Conversation with Tina Beattie.................................. 138 Ruth Hunt, Jeannine Gramick, and Tina Beattie (UK) Whose Life Matters? Violence against Lesbians and the Politics of Life in the Church...................................... 145 Nontando Hadebe (South Africa) Parenting Is Not for Cowards: Losing Greg.... .................. 152 Julett Broadnax (USA) vii
CONTENTS What Does It Mean to Mother?............................................ 155 Susan Harford (USA) Motherhood as Mirage: The Role of the Catholic Church and African Culture in Shaping Zimbabwean Girls’ Vocations...................................... 159 Revai “Elizabeth” Mudzimu (Zimbabwe) I Mourn My Faith: A Single Mother’s Story........................ 164 Martha Mapasure (South Africa) Crossing Borderlines: Parish Friendships with Homeless Single Mothers and Their Children Thérèse Μ. Craine Bertsch (USA) 168 A Matter of Conscience: My Encounter with Abortion.... 173 Alison Concannon Kennedy (UK) “The Writings of Querulous Women”: Dr. Anne Biezanek’s Catholic Birth Control Clinic...... 179 Alana Harris (UK) Adults for the Faith: Priesthood, Femininity, and the Maternal Church........................................................... 189 Cristina Lledo Gomez (PhUippines/Australia) Past Four—Theological and Pastoral Vocations... 197 Vocation: An Ongoing Journey............................................. 199 Jeannine Μ. Pitas (USA) The First Ten Years: Becoming a Woman Theologian...... 204 Jessica Coblentz (USA) From the Particular to the Universal: Musings of a Woman Theologian.................................... 211 Maeve Louise Heaney (Australia) viii
Contents Seminaries and Priestly Formation: A Woman Theologian Reflects.................................... 220 . Cettina Militello (Italy) Who Will Heal the Wounds of the Church? Women’s Lay Ministry and Priestly Power................ 225 Jennifer Owens-Jofré (Bolivia/USA) A Church That Welcomes Young People? What a Difference a Priest Makes.............................. 229 Katie Humphrey (UK) I Sang the Exsultet՛. Representation Matters............... ..... 232 Ruth Fehlker (Germany) Affirming Laity: Women in Parish Life............................... 235 Marion Morgan (UK) A Vocation to Hospitality: Reflections of a University Chaplain..................................................... 239 Ginny Jordan-Arthur (UK) Chaplaincy in a Women’s Prison Sarah Pearce (UK) ...................................243 Hospitality and Hope: Reflections of a High School Chaplain............. .................................... 246 Catherine Cavanagh (Canada) Pakt Five—Vocations to Religious Life........................ 249 From Knowledge and Power to Wisdom and Authority: Religious Vocation in the Life of the Church................ 251 Madeleine FredeU (Sweden) A Journey toward Wholeness: Sharing the Fullness of Life with Poor and Marginalized Women.............. 259 Sister Mary Deepika (India) ix
CONTENTS New Beginnings and the Reconciling Love of God: Why We Need the Third Rite of the Sacrament of Reconcihation................... Judith Barwick (Australia) 263 I Came for the Sisters—and Stayed for the Sisterhood....268 Margaret Susan Thompson (USA) Part Six—Vocations to Ordination............. 273 “I Am Called to Be Both Sister and Priest”.........................275 Melissa Carnali (USA) “Who I Am Called to Be”: My Vocation to the Diaconate............. Cynthia (Sam) Μ. Bowns (USA) 279 Stories of Hurt and Hope: Women Called to Priesthood................... Celia Viggo Wexler (USA) 282 Women’s Ordination to the Priesthood: From Rejection to Vocation....................................... 287 Colette Joyce (UK) The Taboo of Women’s Ordination.................................... 290 Kate McElwee (USA/Italy) Musings in an Art Gallery: Responsibility, Freedom, and Choice.................................................................... 293 Sheila Peiffer (USA) x
Contents Pakt Seven—Ecological Vocations............................... 297 Laudato Si’, Veganism, and the Interconnectedness of All Things............................................................... 299 Melanie Newbould (UK) Faith and Nature: Would Jesus Weep for an Eider Duck?............................................................ 305 Mary Colwell (UK) Epilogue.................................................................................311 Poem—The Feast of Saint Luke..........................................315 Martha Pollard (UK) Contributors........................................................... xi 317
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Contents Foreword: Am I Catholic Enough?. Gayatri Lobo Gajiwala xiii Abbreviations. xvii Introduction: Women’s Cultures, Women’s Callings. 1 Tina Beattie Part One—Challenges and Changes: Catholic Women in the Modern World. 17 The Ihne Is Now for Change in the Catholic Church. 19 Mary McAleese (Ireland) Conversion and a New Consciousness: The Challenge of Women’s Equality for Sexuality, Society, and Church .28 . Carolina del Rio Mena (Chile) In Search of Eternal Life: Reading the Scriptures through Women’s Eyes. 38 Anne Arabomé (Nigeria/USA) Irish Women and a Church in Crisis. 42 Colleen Hennessy (Ireland/USA) Standing on the Threshold: Where Do Women Belong in the Community of Disciples?. 48 Jennifer Reek (USA) v
CONTENTS What Young Catholic Women Should Hear.52 Sara Parvis (UK) Past Two-^Discernment and Diversity: Catholic Women in Cultures and Contexts. 61 A Letter to Pope Francis—from Ten Young Catholic Women, Ages 14 to 17 Students of the Ursuline High School, Wimbledon (UK) 63 “Feminine Genius” and the Role of Women: An Indian Daughter and Mother in Conversation . 74 Gayatri and Astrid Lobo Gajiwala (India) How a Visit to a Bookstore Changed My Life. 78 Zuzanna Radzik (Poland) A Church of Women: Memories, Frustrations, and Hopes on the Journey of Life. 83 Giulia Galeotti (Italy) Fire in My Heart: A Young Pakistani Woman Discovers Her Vocation. 88 Mishal Francis (Pakistan/UK) Life, Freedom, and Dignity: Reflections of a Black American Catholic. 92 Leslye Colvin (USA) Confessions of a Jamaican “Flatalik”. 97 Anna Kasqfi Perkins (Jamaica) Staying In, Struggling On: A Woman’s Pilgrimage from Islam to Catholicism. 101 Irim Sarwar (USA/UK) vi
Contents Everything Is a Process: Learning to Live, to Change, and to Grow. . 106 Clare Keogh (Australia) Does God Bless Your Transsexual Heart?. 109 Samantha Tillman (USA) My Story: Hoping for a Path That Leads to Life. 113 Gertrude Yema Jusufu (Sierra Leone) Living in Extra Time: A Journey from Despair to Hope . 117 Johanna Greeve (Netherlands) A Space to Grow: The Church and Women Who Are Intellectually Disabled. . 122 Cristina Gangemi (UK) Paet Three—Changing Lives, Changing Relationships: Sexuality and Mothering. 129 Sexuality and Discernment: Learning from the Stories of Young Catholic Women in the United States. 131 Emily Kahm (USA) Staying In and Reaching Out: Ruth Hunt (Stonewall, UK) and Jeannine Gramick (New Ways Ministry, USA) in Conversation with Tina Beattie. 138 Ruth Hunt, Jeannine Gramick, and Tina Beattie (UK) Whose Life Matters? Violence against Lesbians and the Politics of Life in the Church. 145 Nontando Hadebe (South Africa) Parenting Is Not for Cowards: Losing Greg. . 152 Julett Broadnax (USA) vii
CONTENTS What Does It Mean to Mother?. 155 Susan Harford (USA) Motherhood as Mirage: The Role of the Catholic Church and African Culture in Shaping Zimbabwean Girls’ Vocations. 159 Revai “Elizabeth” Mudzimu (Zimbabwe) I Mourn My Faith: A Single Mother’s Story. 164 Martha Mapasure (South Africa) Crossing Borderlines: Parish Friendships with Homeless Single Mothers and Their Children Thérèse Μ. Craine Bertsch (USA) 168 A Matter of Conscience: My Encounter with Abortion. 173 Alison Concannon Kennedy (UK) “The Writings of Querulous Women”: Dr. Anne Biezanek’s Catholic Birth Control Clinic. 179 Alana Harris (UK) Adults for the Faith: Priesthood, Femininity, and the Maternal Church. 189 Cristina Lledo Gomez (PhUippines/Australia) Past Four—Theological and Pastoral Vocations. 197 Vocation: An Ongoing Journey. 199 Jeannine Μ. Pitas (USA) The First Ten Years: Becoming a Woman Theologian. 204 Jessica Coblentz (USA) From the Particular to the Universal: Musings of a Woman Theologian. 211 Maeve Louise Heaney (Australia) viii
Contents Seminaries and Priestly Formation: A Woman Theologian Reflects. 220 . Cettina Militello (Italy) Who Will Heal the Wounds of the Church? Women’s Lay Ministry and Priestly Power. 225 Jennifer Owens-Jofré (Bolivia/USA) A Church That Welcomes Young People? What a Difference a Priest Makes. 229 Katie Humphrey (UK) I Sang the Exsultet՛. Representation Matters. . 232 Ruth Fehlker (Germany) Affirming Laity: Women in Parish Life. 235 Marion Morgan (UK) A Vocation to Hospitality: Reflections of a University Chaplain. 239 Ginny Jordan-Arthur (UK) Chaplaincy in a Women’s Prison Sarah Pearce (UK) .243 Hospitality and Hope: Reflections of a High School Chaplain. . 246 Catherine Cavanagh (Canada) Pakt Five—Vocations to Religious Life. 249 From Knowledge and Power to Wisdom and Authority: Religious Vocation in the Life of the Church. 251 Madeleine FredeU (Sweden) A Journey toward Wholeness: Sharing the Fullness of Life with Poor and Marginalized Women. 259 Sister Mary Deepika (India) ix
CONTENTS New Beginnings and the Reconciling Love of God: Why We Need the Third Rite of the Sacrament of Reconcihation. Judith Barwick (Australia) 263 I Came for the Sisters—and Stayed for the Sisterhood.268 Margaret Susan Thompson (USA) Part Six—Vocations to Ordination. 273 “I Am Called to Be Both Sister and Priest”.275 Melissa Carnali (USA) “Who I Am Called to Be”: My Vocation to the Diaconate. Cynthia (Sam) Μ. Bowns (USA) 279 Stories of Hurt and Hope: Women Called to Priesthood. Celia Viggo Wexler (USA) 282 Women’s Ordination to the Priesthood: From Rejection to Vocation. 287 Colette Joyce (UK) The Taboo of Women’s Ordination. 290 Kate McElwee (USA/Italy) Musings in an Art Gallery: Responsibility, Freedom, and Choice. 293 Sheila Peiffer (USA) x
Contents Pakt Seven—Ecological Vocations. 297 Laudato Si’, Veganism, and the Interconnectedness of All Things. 299 Melanie Newbould (UK) Faith and Nature: Would Jesus Weep for an Eider Duck?. 305 Mary Colwell (UK) Epilogue.311 Poem—The Feast of Saint Luke.315 Martha Pollard (UK) Contributors. xi 317 |
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