The Catholic View for Women

Spring 2017 - Episode 6: How a Radical Feminist Converted to Catholicism

See how a writer for Cosmopolitan Magazine got tired of the lies propagated by the sexual revolution, and her conversion to Catholicism..

Guest via clip: Sue Ellen Browder

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) Read Walk Softly and Carry a Great Bag by Teresa Tomeo – Available through ewtnrc.com.

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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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