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Random musings after mass on this Feast of the Assumption
It’s not a holy day of obligation in my diocese, but because I had taken the day off work, I went to the noon mass today, which had about 4 times the usual number of attendees. There was a lily-ish … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Lectionary reflection, Liturgy, Uncategorized
Tagged hagar, mary, st elizabeth
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Theology of the Friends of God and Prophets: Women’s Practices of Memory – Part 3, Ch8 of #FOGAP
In this chapter, Johnson is clearly writing for readers who are not familiar with the tools of feminist theology. She illustrates four different practices with a different story. Telling Hagar’s story by lifting up elements that are plainly in the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Feminist theology
Tagged #FOGAP, elizabeth johnson, hagar, martyrs, mary magdalen, phyllis trible
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