Archbishop Lori Urges Women Religious to Model Renewal of American Political Culture
He said sisters have formed consciences, built trust, and helped shape the nation’s moral imagination, drawing a standing ovation from attendees.
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Baltimore archbishop urges women religious to model renewal of American political culture
"The world needs women who have been seized by Christ. It needs women whose lives bear unmistakable witness to the truth that God is real."
Archbishop Lori urges women religious to model renewal of American political culture
At a time of deep political division and declining trust, Archbishop William E. Lori told a national gathering of women religious leaders that renewing American political culture requires more than better politics. It requires a renewal of human character, relationships and spiritual life, a task to which he said women religious make a unique contribution.
Archbishop Lori tells women religious: ‘The Church looks to you with hope’
The Baltimore archbishop gave the keynote address to the Council of Major Superiors of Women Religious meeting in Missouri. [...]
Archbishop Lori highlights enduring witness of women religious in American life
At the US national assembly of women religious major superiors, Archbishop William Lori praises women religious as often-overlooked architects of American freedom whose holiness and service remain vital to renewing the Church and society. Read all
Archbishop William Lori praises the 250-year influence of nuns in American society, highlighting his testimony of evangelical poverty and transformative service.
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