We three are from the oft-mentioned, widely-speculated upon demographic of young, twenty-something Catholic women. We're here to dispel the myths and misconceptions- please join us for the discussion! LIKE us on Facebook.
The Bright Maidens post series was created before Lent 2011 by three bloggers turned friends. It continues on every first Tuesday of the month, bringing new apologetics to the young and older alike. We're here to answer 1 Timothy 4:12's call: "Let no one have contempt for your youth, but set an example for those who believe, in speech, conduct, love, faith, and purity."
The Bright Maidens post series was created before Lent 2011 by three bloggers turned friends. It continues on every first Tuesday of the month, bringing new apologetics to the young and older alike. We're here to answer 1 Timothy 4:12's call: "Let no one have contempt for your youth, but set an example for those who believe, in speech, conduct, love, faith, and purity."
Because a woman brought death
a bright Maiden overcame it,
and so the highest blessing
in all of creation
lies in the form of a woman,
since God has become man
in a sweet and blessed Virgin.
HILDEGARD OF BINGEN, "Quia ergo femina"
a bright Maiden overcame it,
and so the highest blessing
in all of creation
lies in the form of a woman,
since God has become man
in a sweet and blessed Virgin.
HILDEGARD OF BINGEN, "Quia ergo femina"
The Bright Maidens:
Julie at The Corner With A View
I am a recent college graduate; passionately and faithfully Roman Catholic; employed; discerning my vocation; seeking God in the everyday and on runs with my dog. I have always worked in a corner office, but the view keeps changing.
I am a recent college graduate; passionately and faithfully Roman Catholic; employed; discerning my vocation; seeking God in the everyday and on runs with my dog. I have always worked in a corner office, but the view keeps changing.
Elizabeth at Startling the Day
Young cradle Catholic learning my way into the life I was meant to lead. I'm grateful to my family for helping God shape me. "Become what you are." -JPII.
Young cradle Catholic learning my way into the life I was meant to lead. I'm grateful to my family for helping God shape me. "Become what you are." -JPII.
Trista at Not A Minx
Trista is a young adult from the Diocese of Rockville Centre with a great love for YA fiction, bonfires, animal prints, and lazy Saturday mornings. She has strong devotions to St. Joseph and St. Raphael, and she can’t pass by a Church without popping in. Her wanderlust has taken her to many countries, including Kenya, Switzerland, Jamaica, Croatia, and Ireland, but nothing holds a candle to her beloved United States.
Trista is a young adult from the Diocese of Rockville Centre with a great love for YA fiction, bonfires, animal prints, and lazy Saturday mornings. She has strong devotions to St. Joseph and St. Raphael, and she can’t pass by a Church without popping in. Her wanderlust has taken her to many countries, including Kenya, Switzerland, Jamaica, Croatia, and Ireland, but nothing holds a candle to her beloved United States.
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