3 weeks ago, Carrie Gress challenged Catholics' interest in a 19th century feminist as an inspiration for authentic womanhood today.

This week, Erika Bachiochi, one of the leading Catholic scholars on Mary Wollstonecraft, wrote a response.

Read it here.ncregister.com/commentaries/r…

Every Catholic woman (and man, for that matter!) should read this. Erika Bachiochi graciously and authoritatively sets the record straight on early feminism, Wollstonecraft, and recent debates within Catholic circles. We need JPII’s new feminism, not patriarchy.

Best tweet. That’s it.

In which I correct the record about Wollstonecraft & the (memory-holed) first wave, and argue that, in light of the Fall, something like “feminism” is perennially needed —

i.e., a just response to women’s needs and interests vs the “feminism” and “anti-feminism” on offer today.

10 years ago my wife co-founded a school with 20 students. We now have over three hundred. Last night we celebrated with the community. So many wonderful people and wonderful things have happened because of the courage of the founders. It is beautiful.

'Egyptian (Ancient)'

Fifth Day of Creation, ink drawing on calfskin vellum

Love working w/the women doing today’s most interesting, important writing. Erika Bachiochi Abigail Favale Louise Perry Helen Joyce Mary Harrington Leah Libresco Sargeant Ivana Greco JLahl Eliza Mondegreen Katherine Dee Angela Franks Helen Roy Nina Power A/Prof Holly Lawford-Smith

Sometimes pro-abortion journalists inadvertently confirm points that pro-life advocates have been making for years.

Surprisingly, Caroline Kitchener from the @WashingtonPost painted a stark picture of the traumatizing reality of abortion drugs.

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Gave a lecture at U Madison Monday (as part of series on Conservative Thought) on feminism & anti-feminism. It was fun; students were engaged & curious.

Was especially pleased that I could answer so many questions in part by recommending books from fellow Fairer Disputations writers.

In the light of the Cass Review, the Sensibles are now frantically rewriting what they all believed all along

They should not be allowed to forget how wrong they got it

Me at UnHerd unherd.com/2024/04/why-th…

Who did this? 😂

The quandary of Vampire Weekend's music is that the only solution to death should be God, and yet he is the biggest problem of all.
Angela Franks

churchlifejournal.nd.edu/articles/god-w…

I am legit thrilled that Artur Sebastian Rosman let me leverage my minute and not at all obsessive knowledge of #VampireWeekend for this piece for Church Life Journal. churchlifejournal.nd.edu/articles/god-w…

Art Nouveau pattern book from 1900 by Maurice Verneuil, France.

How to get weird guys out of your DMs, a free online course by Lady Catherine de Bourgh. #janeausteninthedms

Guys, you've got to read Eliza Mondegreen's latest at Fairer Disputations. It's deeply bizarre, yes, but also fascinating, sensitive, and insightful.

'The very strangeness of #tulpamancy lays bare what remains buried in other online communities.'

fairerdisputations.org/tulpamancy/

Alex Byrne, who broke the news of Judith Butler's plagiarism in his essay for Fairer Disputations, is defending the proposition that sex is binary, alongside the interesting Holly Lawford-Smith. Weds., 4/17, at 7pm, livestream available.
sloangroups.mit.edu/adamsmithsocie…