This first-ever interdisciplinary study of the woman as prophet shows that, in these troubling times, ordinary women-especially Christian women-need to function as prophets by proclaiming, in word and deed, the indispensability of lovingly seeking the welfare of others.
This first-ever interdisciplinary study of the woman as prophet shows that, in these troubling times, ordinary women-especially Christian women-need to function as prophets by proclaiming, in word and deed, the indispensability of lovingly seeking the welfare of others.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by R. Mary Hayden Lemmons - Contributions by Peggy Andrews; Christine Falk Dalessio; Mary Eberstadt; Anthony T. Flood; Heidi Giebel; Meg Wilkes Karraker; Anne King; Paul Kucharski; R. Mary Hayden Lemmons; Deborah Savage; Susan C. Selner-Wright; Ric
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I. The Prophetic Feminine Genius: Cognitive and Ontological Dimensions 1. St. John Paul II on the Genius of Women Susan Selner-Wright Ph.D. 2. On Women and the "Seeing' of Others Paul Kucharski Ph.D. II. Recasting Feminism and Femininity as Prophecy 3. The Feminine Genius Personalist Feminism and the Call for Women to Prophesy According to John Paul II R. Mary Hayden Lemmons Ph.D. 4. Woman as Prophet: A Feminism for the 21st Century Deborah Savage Ph.D. 5. The New Feminism Prophetic Bodies and Freedom Christine Dalessio M.A. 6. Prophetic Femininity in the Bible the Church and Nature: Reflections on John Paul II's Prophetism of Femininity and Marian Ecclesiology R. Mary Hayden Lemmons Ph.D. III. Spirituality of the Woman Prophet 7. Worthy of Belief: Reflections on Prophecy Responsibility and Virtue Heidi Giebel Ph.D. 8. St. Hildegard: Prophet and Doctor of the Church Anne King Ph.D. 9. Women Mystics of the Catholic Church Susan J. Stabile J.D. IV. Meeting Key Personal Professional and Cultural Challenges 10. Women and the Crises of Polarization and Secularization Mary Eberstadt 11. The Destructiveness of Lust and Its Cure: Reflections on Dante Aquinas and Wojtyla Anthony T. Flood Ph.D. 12. The Logic of the Gift: Spousal Love and Marriage in the Thought of Karol Wojtyla/St. John Paul II Richard A. Spinello Ph.D. 13. How Mothers with Professional Careers Experience the State of Flourishing and Why It Matters for Faith Communities Peggy Andrews Ph.D. 14. Catholic Sisters as Servant Leaders for Justice and the Common Good Meg Wilkes Karraker Ph.D.
I. The Prophetic Feminine Genius: Cognitive and Ontological Dimensions 1. St. John Paul II on the Genius of Women Susan Selner-Wright Ph.D. 2. On Women and the "Seeing' of Others Paul Kucharski Ph.D. II. Recasting Feminism and Femininity as Prophecy 3. The Feminine Genius Personalist Feminism and the Call for Women to Prophesy According to John Paul II R. Mary Hayden Lemmons Ph.D. 4. Woman as Prophet: A Feminism for the 21st Century Deborah Savage Ph.D. 5. The New Feminism Prophetic Bodies and Freedom Christine Dalessio M.A. 6. Prophetic Femininity in the Bible the Church and Nature: Reflections on John Paul II's Prophetism of Femininity and Marian Ecclesiology R. Mary Hayden Lemmons Ph.D. III. Spirituality of the Woman Prophet 7. Worthy of Belief: Reflections on Prophecy Responsibility and Virtue Heidi Giebel Ph.D. 8. St. Hildegard: Prophet and Doctor of the Church Anne King Ph.D. 9. Women Mystics of the Catholic Church Susan J. Stabile J.D. IV. Meeting Key Personal Professional and Cultural Challenges 10. Women and the Crises of Polarization and Secularization Mary Eberstadt 11. The Destructiveness of Lust and Its Cure: Reflections on Dante Aquinas and Wojtyla Anthony T. Flood Ph.D. 12. The Logic of the Gift: Spousal Love and Marriage in the Thought of Karol Wojtyla/St. John Paul II Richard A. Spinello Ph.D. 13. How Mothers with Professional Careers Experience the State of Flourishing and Why It Matters for Faith Communities Peggy Andrews Ph.D. 14. Catholic Sisters as Servant Leaders for Justice and the Common Good Meg Wilkes Karraker Ph.D.
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