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Give Us This Day
short videos on the lives of Oscar Romero, Dorthy Day,
Thérèse Martin, Francis of Assisi, Teresa of Calcuta, Blessed Franz
Jagerstatter, etc.
Give
Us This Day and The Sheen Center For
Thought
& Culture
come together to tell the story of ordinary men and women whose
extraordinary lives inspire the moral imagination and give witness to
the myriad ways of holiness.
The text for these short videos is taken from Blessed Among Us by
Robert Ellsberg and drawn from the acclaimed column of the same name in
Give
Us This Day.
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New
Reflections on Gospel Traditions: the Gospel of John and the Gospel of
Thomas
Elaine Pagels, youtube.com
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October 4, 2013
Dr.
Elaine Pagels, one of the worlds foremost scholars of religion, speaks
about her groundbreaking work on the Jesus of the canonical and
non-canonical gospels.
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Episcopal
ordination
videos
Editor,
Special to
The Review | February 1,
2019
The
episcopal ordination of Bishop Jane Kryzanowski, July 21, 2018 and the
public presentation that preceded it on July 20, were video
recorded. They are now available to the public on
YouTube.
The public presentation was a panel of Bishops Marie, Nancy and Jane
V. entitled "Noisy Women" or Faithful Servants?
There are
three videos – one for each of three segments of the
presentation:
Part 1 – Why I Am Still Roman Catholic
Part 2 – Experiencing Migration from
Exile to the
Living Gospel
Part 3.- Favourite Gospel
Passage That Gives
Hope
There are four videos for the ordination, each corresponding to parts
of the liturgy:
Part 1 – Liturgy of the Word
Part 2 – Liturgy of Ordination
Part 3 – Liturgy of Eucharist
Part 4 – Bishop Jane's comments and
blessing
To view one or all videos click here: RCWP Canada YouTube Channel
Audio
- Roy Bourgeois on CBC Saskatchewan - September 16, 2016
Mary Magdelene to a discipleship
of equals
Elizabeth Johnson | April 21, 2015
Video presentation
by Elizabeth
Johnson, CSJ at Creator
Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education beginning with Mary
Magdelene and moving towards "women and men together as a discipleship
of equals."
See video at: digital.library.fordham.edu
God's
Daughters: Knocking on Vatican's Door
There
is a
renewed interest for the role of women in the Catholic
Church. God's
Daughters presents an intimate portrait of two ordained
Roman Catholic women priests. They are part of an
international movement of validly ordained women who seek to serve all
people, but especially those who feel marginalized by the insitution.
I just watched the video and find it realistic and convincing.
Watch trailer or purchase here: https://godsdaughters.vhx.tv
Jane Kryzanowski, Deacon, RCWP Canada
Regina
photina61@gmail.com
How Does the Holy
Spirit Assist the Church in Its Teaching?
Lecture by
Richard
Gaillardetz | January 31, 2014
According
to St. Irenaeus of Lyons, the bishops are given at their ordination a
charisma veritatis certum, “a sure charism of truth.” At Vatican II
this was affirmed in the Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation,
Dei Verbum 8. In the council’s Dogmatic Constitution on the Church,
Lumen gentium 25 the council taught that the bishops teach “in the
light of the Holy Spirit.” Yet this teaching raises a number of
important questions: how exactly does the Holy Spirit assist the
bishops in their teaching? Does this assistance preclude the
possibility of error? How does the Spirit’s assistance to the bishops
in their teaching correspond to the assistance of the Spirit given to
all believers by virtue of their Spirit-given sense of the faith
(sensus fidei)?
Read more or hear and see the lecture
Theresa
Kane - Nun Who Confronted the Pope
In
1979, Sister Theresa Kane was serving as President of the US Leadership
of the Women Religious when she was invited to publicly address Pope
John Paul II during his visit to the National Shrine in Washington DC.
She came before the Pope and the packed pews and said quietly: “We have
heard the powerful message of our church addressing the dignity and
reverence of all persons. As women, we have pondered these words." The
Church, "must respond by providing the possibility of women as persons
being included in all ministries.” While the Pontiff himself did not
immediately respond, Sister Theresa’s words were broadcast and
televised around the world. They continue to reverberate today. She
says her plea was “a surprise” to the public, “but not to professional
theologians or those in the sisterhood…we were looking at the role of
women in the church and society and I was quite imbued in that culture.”
FIFTH ANNUAL ST. MARY OF
MAGDALA CELEBRATION
July
19, 2013
Presenter: Sandra
M.
Schneiders, I.H.M.
In
this celebration of the feast day of St. Mary of Magdala, Sr.
Schneiders focuses on the Resurrection Narrative as text, emphasizing
the role of Mary Magdalene in our understanding of how Jesus is
encountered in post-Easter Christian life.
Sponsored
by the School of Theology and Ministry
Sandra
M. Schneiders, I.H.M., is
professor emerita of the Jesuit School of Theology in Berkeley.
Video:
"Our Mother"
Jann
Aldredge-Clanton | Published on Jan 18, 2014
"Our Mother" performed by Vocal Divine, words by Miriam
Therese Winter, comes from
the new
CD, "HER Sacred Songs," recorded at Ebenezer/herchurch Lutheran in San
Francisco.
Video:
Women in Ministry: Which Way to the Future? - Dr. Phyllis
Zagano
Published on
Oct 16, 2013
Dr.
Phyllis Zagano, Senior Research Associate and Adjunct Professor of
Religion, Hofstra University speaks at The Thomas E. Golden Jr. Center
at Yale University on Women in Ministry: Which Way to the Future?
Video: Introduction
to Pink Smoke Over the Vatican Youtube -
December 3, 2010
Audio: The push
for female
priests in the Catholic Church - Debate
CBC Radio - October 1, 2012
Therese
Koturbash's day job is fighting it out in court with legal aid in
Dauphin, Manitoba. But she's picked a fight far more rough and tumble
than she's likely to experience in court. She's part of a worldwide
movement pushing for the ordination of women in the Catholic Church.
And
she's just returned from Germany and the annual meeting of Women's
Ordination Worldwide.
The Church not only opposes the ordination of women, it considers the
issue closed. But that has not deterred Therese Koturbash, who joined
us this morning from Winnipeg.
Fiona
O'Reilly is with Catholic
Voices.
It's a group based in the UK, whose members, while not speaking on
behalf of Church officials, try to represent the view of the Catholic
Church to the greater public. Fiona O'Reilly is in our London studio.
This
segment was produced by The Current's Ellen
Saenger.
Audio:
Roy Bourgeois views on the Ordination of Women
CBC
Radio - December 19, 2012
For
years Roy Bourgeois mixed activism with his religion as a Roman
Catholic priest. He was a vocal proponent of human rights in Latin
America. Then he took up the struggle for the ordination of women. For
the Vatican that was one struggle too many. Roy Bourgeois has been
excommunicated and today as part of our project Line
in The Sand,the Dilemmas that Define Us,
we hear from Roy Bourgeois about where he drew his line.
A
talk with Bishop Marie Evans Bouclin, RCWP Canada Bishop
Special Guests: Suzanne Dunn, Jeanette Love and Monica Kilburn-Smith
July 21, 2012
Click on the graphic above.
Panel Discussion:
Women's Ordination
YouTube - Nov 8, 2012
Should the Catholic Church allow women to become priests? Claremont
Graduate University Professor Rosemary
Radford Ruether, Jane
Via of
the Roman Catholic Womenpriests, and Gina
Messina-Dysert,
visiting assistant professor at Loyola Marymount University lead a
panel discussion on women's ordination in the Catholic Church at
Claremont Graduate University.
Video: Oprah
and Karen Armstrong on
the 12 Steps to Compassion
Oprah Winfrey Network - December 1, 2013
Oprah
sits down with best-selling author, religious expert and TED Prize
winner Karen Armstrong to talk about the thread that Karen says runs
through all the world's great religions: compassion.
CNWE on YouTube
Posted
on YouTube September 15, 2013 by CNWE
CNWE
commissioned the production of a short video that was premiered during
the National Conference in Sudbury in June 2013. The video is
available on YouTube. Let us know what you think!
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