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Today’s morning Mass homily speaks of the “Inclusiveness of Discipleship.” It tells us that, “Everyone has a place in the mission of Jesus,” – including women! The homily gave a beautiful picture of what it means to be a disciple…
Before delving into the reason that made me say why Mary is called the Immaculate Conception I’d like to honor first our Blessed Mother on her birthday. On September 8 – we will celebrate the birthday of Mary, conceived without…
Today, the Church commemorates three saints – and they are siblings – Martha, Mary Magdalene and Lazarus. These three saints were not just ordinary disciples of the Lord during their lifetime. They were dear friends of the Lord. Their home…
Today – June 29th – the Catholic Church celebrates the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul – two strong figures of early Christianity who boldly helped lay the foundation of the Christian faith throughout the world. The two apostles, Saints…
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…
This website - Catholic Women Disciples - is created as a place to relearn the role of women in the Church and to equip both young and adult women with the right knowledge and understanding of the faith.
Catholic Women Disciples is a venue for equipping Catholic women with the right knowledge and understanding of the faith. This is a venue that calls attention to the rightful place of women in God’s Kingdom as well as their role…
The first discipleship act on earth happened even before Jesus was born. And it was not done by men disciples. It was done by a girl. A fourteen (others say twelve) year old girl.
Mary Magdalene was the last-comer among the prominent women disciples. But her transformation to holiness and faithfulness to God was absolute that she became an integral part of Christianity up to the present time.
The early women disciples supported the men disciples. They took the task of preparing the disciples' meals and attending to minor household duties, tasks that the men disciples had less time doing since they had to go out constantly to preach the Gospel to as many people as they could.
