> “Women in the Church are still not fully appreciated and do not get the chance to take their rightful place,” she wrote.
I don't know what people imagine my rightful place is (I am a white middle class woman so perhaps it is the same as in the Flannery O'Connor story with the very clean hogs on a concrete pad), but what it primarily reminds me of is: What were you talking about along the way?
> “Women in the Church are still not fully appreciated and do not get the chance to take their rightful place,” she wrote.
I don't know what people imagine my rightful place is (I am a white middle class woman so perhaps it is the same as in the Flannery O'Connor story with the very clean hogs on a concrete pad), but what it primarily reminds me of is: What were you talking about along the way?
If you like Flannery O’Conner and bluegrass music, check out The Hillbilly Thomists if you haven’t already. A group of Dominican friars who make excellent, faith-filled, Flannery-citing, theologically on-point Americana tunes. So good.
> “Women in the Church are still not fully appreciated and do not get the chance to take their rightful place,” she wrote.
I don't know what people imagine my rightful place is (I am a white middle class woman so perhaps it is the same as in the Flannery O'Connor story with the very clean hogs on a concrete pad), but what it primarily reminds me of is: What were you talking about along the way?
If you like Flannery O’Conner and bluegrass music, check out The Hillbilly Thomists if you haven’t already. A group of Dominican friars who make excellent, faith-filled, Flannery-citing, theologically on-point Americana tunes. So good.