catholic – The Female Theologian

Praying With Pope Leo: A Quiet Act of Communion

There is something profoundly countercultural about prayer that is slow, deliberate, and shared. In a world that fractures attention and rewards immediacy, the Pray with the Pope initiative invites us into a different posture altogether: one of attentiveness, solidarity, and hope. Each month, Pope Leo shares a specific prayer intention. January calls us to prayContinue reading “Praying With Pope Leo: A Quiet Act of Communion”

Lifted UP

There is something profoundly human about the Feast of the Assumption. It is a moment that does not draw us away from our humanity, even though at first glance it may seem otherworldly as Mary is taken body and soul into heaven (a concept that challenges the finite human cognition), rather it plunges us intoContinue reading “Lifted UP”