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At the heart of this study lies the passionate, unrelenting love of St. Teresa of Ávila, the renowned sixteenth-century Spanish nun who became the first female Doctor of the Church....

Our most popular and foundational study for women is now available as an Ebook! This beautiful letter, written for the occasion of the 1995 Fourth United Nations Conference on Women,...

We live in a culture where women are celebrated for ‘doing it their way’ and often are told to be like men. St. Thérèse of Lisieux offers the modern woman...

Edith Stein was a Jewish philosopher who came of age in pre-World War II Germany. Her intellectual and spiritual seeking led her to convert to Catholicism and join the Carmelites....

  This study will take a deep dive into Pope St. John Paul II’s On the Dignity and Vocation of Women, his definitive teaching on the gift of womanhood. Through...

  In an age when women were expected to either marry or retreat to the cloister, St. Catherine of Siena lived large in the world. She counseled rulers, reprimanded bishops,...

  Reconciling the weight of the world’s beauty with the weight of human suffering is a problem almost as old as the world itself. Every age and every culture has...

In this 1987 encyclical, John Paul II reminds us that Mary is the greatest saint, and he explains why this is so. John Paul II calls her the “most excellent...

Dive into the timeless riches of the Rosary from the perspective Pope St John Paul II’s Apostolic Letter, Rosarium Virginis Mariae. One of the greatest gifts of our Faith is...

  Help support Endow's mission to change culture one woman at a time. Learn more here. Nota bene: This is an .epub file to be used with an eReader.  This document cannot...

How can I step up and be an authentic leader in my school, parish, and community? Being an authentic leader means taking care of others. Humble leaders know their strengths...