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Hear Sue Ellen Browder’s startling confession of how
she, as a writer for Cosmopolitan magazine, helped the sexual
revolution hijack the women’s movement. |
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Guest via clip:
Sue Ellen
Browder
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Janet's Homework Assignment: |
1) Read Subverted by
Sue Ellen Browder – Available through
ewtnrc.com.
2) Read Extreme Makeover
by Teresa Tomeo – Available through
ewtnrc.com.
3)
Sign up to receive our monthly newsletter.
4) Like The Catholic View
For Women on
Facebook.
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Beyond Me, My Selfie, and I: Finding Real Happiness in
a Self-Absorbed World
by Teresa Tomeo
Finding Real Happiness in a Self-Absorbed World. Media
expert and radio host Teresa Tomeo presents a
fascinating expose of the "Selfie Syndrome", and
explains why our cultural love affair with social
media ultimately leaves so many of us feeling depleted
and alone. Tomeo's compelling research, personal
stories, and scriptural insights show how to reclaim
"real time" relationships with God and other... and to
find lasting happiness. Paperback. 149 pages.
Available from the
EWTN Religious Catalog. |
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Recall
Abortion: Ending the Abortion Industry's Exploitation
of Women
by Janet Morana
Janet Morana exposes the myriad ways abortion exploits
women, and calls for a National recall of this deadly
procedure. Published by Saint Benedict Press.
Sign the petition to recall abortion.
Now available in paperback. |
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The Kitchen Madonna:
Patroness of The
Catholic View for Women
Mary was not only Jesus' Mother, but also a housewife.
Her utensils are earthly and heavenly symbols. The key
represents the safety in the house and also the way
into heaven. The kettle symbolizes nourishment for
body and soul. The broom represents cleanliness in the
home and in thoughts and deeds. Available from
the
EWTN Religious Catalogue
Available in Resin and Bronze
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Magnificat is a lavishly printed, easy-to-read
pocket-sized worship aid, of more than 400 pages.
Magnificat can be used to follow the daily Mass and
can also be read at home for personal or family
prayer.
Available at Magnificat
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Consider praying the
Divine Office on a daily basis.
The Divine Office provides psalms and prayers to be
prayed at different times of the day.
See
www.divineoffice.org.
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