Spirituality

As a devout Catholic who spent time in the seminary in her late teens, Satin says she knew that there was little room for women in leadership in the Catholic church and absolutely no acceptance of a transgender person.

If I did not want to lose my passion for change — a casualty of my drive and intensity — I had to find another path.

My internalized oppressions shamed and screamed, “You did not do enough! Do something! Do more!”

There are several community healing spaces available this week

“We need to demonstrate that it’s not an oxymoron to be a Christian feminist,” said one of the conference organizers.

Small red prayer ties. The smell of sage. Eileen Hudon and her friend Pam Gokey sit in Hudon’s apartment making

LGBTQ+ content is made possible by Ellie Krug For many years I have been a part of a Unitarian Universalist church community deeply

I grew up Catholic, attending a faith-based elementary school. As a teenager, and in college, I found others who were exploring Catholicism

Each month we ask our readers to respond to a question. For March we asked: How does spirituality show up in

Gathering the stories of a historic conference – and keeping the spirit moving

Twin Cities playwright Kristine Holmgren takes a swing at the stained-glass ceiling. “Historically, the church was a boys’ club more than most fields, so it’s not surprising women were so unwelcome.”

“In embracing what is being left behind, it allows us to birth something new. Treating our loss honorably is the seed for what can emerge.”