Mujeres: agentes en la misión de la Iglesia
El Papa San Juan Pablo II nos recuerda que Dios con frecuencia obra a través de las mujeres, llamándolas a actuar. La receptividad que Dios ha dado a la mujer no es pasiva. Conocer quién es realmente le permite tener la libertad de discernir qué le está pidiendo Dios y, luego, responder con acciones concretas.
Santa Teresa de Ávila y la vida que realmente vivimos
Santa Teresa de Ávila guía a las mujeres de Magnífica a centrar su vida diaria en Cristo, quien da propósito y significado a todo lo que vivimos.
Women: Agents in the Church’s Mission
Pope Saint John Paul II reminds us that God often works through women, calling them to act. A woman’s God-given receptivity is not passive. Knowing who she is makes possible the freedom to discern what God is asking of her and then to act.
St. Teresa of Ávila and the Life We’re Actually Living
St. Teresa of Ávila teaches Endow women how to order ordinary life around the One who gives it meaning.
St. Thérèse: “The Little Way” Begins with Trust
St. Thérèse learned to depend completely on God through loss. It was not a dependence she was born with. Neither, necessarily, are we. Studying her Little Way reminds us that our deepest security comes from knowing whose we are, freeing us to choose love in the little moments of everyday life.
True Genius in Action: How Ashley Moore Is Forming Girls to Live in Truth
Fifteen girls, a 12-girl waiting list, four high school interns, cohorts planned for the summer, and the possibility of bringing Endow's Created For series to the wider school community. Here’s how one seed planted is growing.
Rebuilding the First Society and the Necessity of the Feminine Genius
"[We must] rebuild the first society. The family is the first city; strong marriages and prayerful homes form tomorrow’s citizens before any vote is cast." ~ Dr. Scott Hahn
Sandra Miley’s Magnifica Path to Healing, Vocation, and Shared Encounter
Through prayer and the support of like-minded women, Sandra Miley has found life-giving relationships and joy in hosting.
Mary Linge Follows the Gentle Nudge
What began as four women gathered in a living room became a prayer community stretching across the country, work Mary Linge credits to the Holy Spirit.
From Confessional to Discipleship, Laurie Jarvis Brings Women to Endow
Laurie Jarvis went to confession expecting a quiet moment of grace. She left with a mission to draw women into deeper faith and community. Part of our ongoing series highlighting Endow hosts.
When Middle School Girls Hear the Truth, Change Happens
During a recent True Genius Virtual Event with Endow, women from across the country shared what happens when girls are given space to discover the truth about who they are and why it matters.
Over 25 years later, John Paul II’s Letter to Artists still influencing Catholic women
In a world where it’s easier to connect on a phone than face to face, loneliness is at an all time high. Endow is working to change that by helping women build genuine relationships through small group studies. Read Crux Now’s Q&A with Endow’s Annette Bergeon and Terri Sue Monark.
A Global Women’s Day Meets the Catholic Vision of Beauty
International Women’s Day, Endow’s Letter to Artists and the universal longing for beauty as a path to dignity and renewal.
The Assault on Beauty: JPII’s Restorative Response
Against a social assault on beauty, Pope St. John Paul II offers a path to recovering its spiritual power to move us in Letter to Artists.
Speaking Directly to the Hearts of Women for 30 Years: Why John Paul II’s Message Still Matters Today
Thirty years ago, amid a society fiercely debating the role and dignity of women, a pope did something deeply personal and profoundly unexpected: he wrote a letter to all women of the world. Read Annette Bergeon’s reflections on this timeless letter.
