Domus Aurea
Domus Aurea, Kristen West McGuireExploring the feminine genius in light of ancient truths
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St. Katharine Drexel
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Saint Katharine Drexel was born in Philadelphia, PA in 1858. One of three daughters in a wealthy Catholic family, she wa...
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[The First Friday of every month, Domus Aurea will post an essay on virtues with discussion questions - perfect for small groups!]
Flammarion engraving, Woodcut. via Wikimedia Commons.
“For though I am absent in body, yet I am with you in...
Under Mary's Mantle: The Feminine Soul
Your vocation is to say Yes to the Messiah with Mary.
Join me, Genevieve Kineke, for a six week study on discovering your feminine genius! Mary perfectly embodies the feminine vocation, and calls us to build the virtues that will last...
Under Mary's Mantle: The Feminine Soul
Your vocation is to say Yes to the Messiah with Mary.
Over six weeks, we are going to take our place at Mary’s hearth and learn from her. She is meek and humble of heart, but still, her vocation requires a courageous heart and an inqu...
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Exploring the feminine genius in light of ancient truth
Wife, mama of 8, grandma to 6, writer and grateful to God for all my soul sisters.
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