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“And for many”: a Lectionary Reflection
One of the most glaring changes made in the recent English translation of the Roman Missal was the words of institution. In the ICEL translation I grew up with, the phrase Jesus spoke over the wine was translated as “for … Continue reading
Modesty, Male Gazes, and Virtues
David Cruz-Uribe has posted an interesting discussion of modesty in the context of feminism, applying the feminist concept of the male gaze in connection with various approaches to modesty, including one particular discussion between two Christian women bloggers about an … Continue reading
Posted in Feminist theology, Moral theology
Tagged chastity, humility, male gaze, modesty, virtues
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Discursive Markers of Submission, continued
Mary Aquin and Mirabilis got into a terrific discussion of a suggestion I made in my post the other day about Healy’s article on authority in the church, and I thought it deserved its own thread. So go read those … Continue reading
Posted in Feminist theology, Moral theology
Tagged feminism, humility, pride, structural sin, uptalk
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