EVANGELIZATION IN THE MODERN WORLD
Catholic Women Disciples
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Stay close to the Catholic Church, for she alone possesses Christ in the Tabernacle.
- St. Padre Pio
Go therefore and make disciples of all nations baptizing them in the Name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.
- Jesus Christ
If you knew how precious the tiniest of your prayers are you would pray constantly.
- The Blessed Mother
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Catholic Women Disciples was birthed out of a desire to further the knowledge and wisdom of women (as well as men – why not!) about the Church that Jesus built two thousand years ago here on earth.
It aims to empower women – not by striving to put themselves aggressively infront of the leadership arena but – by humbly submitting to the primary role that Jesus gave to them when He elected the first women disciples, and that was to support the men in their task of making disciples to all nations of the earth.
The creator of this website is a wife, mom and grandma to three adorable kids (one girl and two boys). She spends her spare time writing in her blogs (and perfecting this website, which never happens – obviously!).
She loves to read religious (mostly Catholic) books.
Hermie Climaco is a passionate Catholic and aims to share to the world her faith and spiritual journey as a Catholic through this website.
Thank you for visiting Catholic Women Disciples. A place of learning, wisdom, faith development and spiritual and personal enrichment for women in the Catholic Church.
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How George Washington turned Catholic
According to historical accounts, George Washington converted to Catholicism before his death.
The newspaper, Denver Register, published on 24 February 1957 a brief account detailing that possibility.
It said, there was a traditional belief among the Maryland Province Jesuit Fathers and local slaves that the first President died a Catholic.