On Monday, 13th July at 3.00 pm UK time, Tina Beattie was in conversation with Mary Colwell, who is a British writer, producer and public speaker on our relationship with the natural world. This was livestreamed on our public Facebook page and you can
On Monday, 6th July at 6.00 pm UK time, Tina Beattie was in a Zoom conversation with Sri Lankan theologian and international development theorist Anupama Ranawana about her experiences as a Catholic woman during this time of global crisis. Anupama is based in Oxford
On Monday, 29th June at 2.00 pm UK time (3.00 CEST), Tina Beattie was in a Zoom conversation with Zimbabwean theologian and gender activist Martha Mapasure about her experiences as a Catholic woman during this time of global crisis. Catholic theologian, gender activist and
On Monday, 22nd June at 9.30 pm UK time (8.30 am on Tuesday, 23rd June New Zealand time), Tina Beattie was in a Zoom conversation with Peruvian theologian Rocio Figueroa about her experiences as a Catholic woman during this time of global crisis. The
On Sunday, 14th June Tina Beattie had a Zoom conversation with Kochurani Abraham from Kerala about her experiences of faith as an Indian Catholic woman during this time of global crisis. Kochurani Abraham is a feminist theologian, gender researcher and trainer from Kerala, India.
This insightful and challenging article by CWS member Sr Anne Arabome was published in NCR on June 20, 2020: To breathe or to take a breath is the clearest sign of life. In my previous ministry as a hospital chaplain, I had the privilege of appreciating more deeply the importance of breathing. It is
On Monday, 8th June at 7.00 pm UK time, Tina Beattie was in conversation with Julie Siddiqi about their experiences of faith as a Muslim woman and a Catholic woman during a time of global crisis. This is a YouTube recording of the Zoom discussion,
We are living through a time of unprecedented global crisis as a result of a pandemic that is affecting every community and culture. This is also a time of political upheaval and economic instability—a perfect storm which asks us to draw on our
On Friday, 6th June, Tina Beattie spoke to Leslye Colvin at her mother's home in Alabama about what it means to be a Black Catholic woman in the US today. Leslye Colvin is a Catholic laywoman and writer. Her new blog—Leslye’s Labyrinth—is a response to recent
CWS Supports Bysee Girls' School and Day Care Centre Catholic Women Speak is raising funds to support Bysee Girls' School and Day Care Centre in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Our initial aim is to raise £300 per month during
