Among Women #111 - Women: Bearers of the Good News

Among Women 111 completes the two-part series with Scripture scholar and author, Dr Mary Healy, of Sacred Heart Seminary in Detroit.  Come hear an amazing talk that will raise your dignity as a woman as Dr. Healy unpacks the riches of Scripture and re-introduces to the qualities we know reside in our deepest selves.

Oh, and while Dr. Healy tackles some of the greats of the bible,  I'll do a brief survey of the life of Joanna, one of the "little women" of the bible.  Check it out here.

And may I ask for your prayers this week? This week I'll be off speaking and participating in the Catholic New Media Conference. Better yet, pray for the whole team and all the participants, too!

Among Women 110 - Bearers of the Good News, Pt. 1 - a great presentation for women!

AW 110 features an amazing teaching on women in the bible from Scripture scholar, Dr. Mary Healy, from the faculty of Sacred Heart Seminary. Dr. Healy unpacks the stories of women who exemplified the feminine genius in part one of this two-part presentation from the National Catholic Bible Conference, July 2011. 


Pat also looks at one of the little known saints that is favored by Pope Benedict, St. Juliana from Belgium. She was at 12th century saint, devoted to Christ in the Eucharist, and whose prayerful influence in the Church gave us Corpus Christi Sunday.

Also, this is the last week to send in your contributions for the Among Women Special Edition: "What I love about the rosary," scheduled for early October.

I am also taking audio feedback and written feedback for an upcoming AW Special Edition: What I Love About the Rosary.  To participate, just share what you love about the Rosary, by calling our feedback line at 206-203-2024, or message via Facebook at the Among Women Podcast page. Or email me at amongwomenpodcast@me.com. Audio files that you record on your mobile phone or via iTunes are good too! 

Entries must be received by 6pm EST, Monday, Sept. 26. All participants will have their names placed in a free drawing for a handcrafted rosary from Rustic Rosaries by Margaret Rose.