We have already been given the Spirit.
We are all called to image Christ in the world today.
How can we shepherd each other to fullness of life?
How can we heal the inequities, inequalities, and trauama this pandemic has cast new light on?
How can we recognize, or even savor, God's abundant blessings in the midst of darkness and suffering?
Sister Christine Schenk, CSJ reflects on the Women of Holy Week
FutureChurch's Online Liturgy of the Word celebrating the Fifth Sunday of Lent.
FutureChurch brings the voices and perspectives of women and progressive Catholics to online opportunities for worship and prayer during this time of distancing, isolation, and quarantine
Reflecting on our first full day in Greece
Ask your pastor or community leader to read the entire Gospel passage for February 2, 2020.
Portrayal of Mary Magdalene a call to action
Women have been called to interpret and proclaim the word of God in every age.
Litany used for 2017 Mary of Magdala Celebrations
In this anthology of essays drawn from previously published—but relatively inaccessible to the non-specialist reader—Sandra Schneiders addresses the most critical problem of the Christian believer: how to imagine Jesus as personally alive and present to us
FutureChurch's Campaign to Reclaim the True Mary of Magdala a movement from defamation to feast day
Sr. Chris Schenk, CSJ reflects on the elevation of St. Mary of Magdala's memorial to a feast day.
Judith Davis reflects upon FutureChurch's goal of rediscovering Mary's message for today in the Mary of Nazareth project.
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