Are you Feminine or a Feminist?

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If you answered A on most of your questions, you are a feminine lady in the vision of God, if you a mostly B, you have gone with the ways of the world, in the feminist movement created with the sexual revolution in conjunction with the birth control, that caused woman to be objectified for pleasure, for women to be able to be more like men and choose to provide over to be mothers and homemakers while their husbands provide and protect and respect. Feminists have really spearheaded the way confuse the gender roles as God created them. Remember God doesn’t make mistakes. Everything He makes is good. Everything He makes because He loves us, to strengthen us, to lead us to heaven. Resisting His holy will, is to resist God and Heaven. If you answered some of B or all of B, you have been conditioned by the ever-changing tides and ways of the world to sway us away from God and our true identity as a woman as God created us. The Catholic church and the readings and teachings are constant, consistent and clear. This gives us something to anchor ourselves in, to be unmovable by the changing tides of the world. This is something to cement ourselves in as our foundation. The world changes and God does not. I pray that we can find our true identity as feminine, faithful, beautiful ladies.  Some of these things are touchy subjects, but they are a reality, and things that should be addressed fearlessly based on the truths of the Church. For those of us living the faith, we are in it for the long game, for heaven. We live to please God, not others. We can’t please everyone, but we sure can please God, and we can delight in that.    

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There is a great book out there. It is called the Anti Mary Exposed, Toxic femininity by Carrie Gress. A great book, and an eye opener to what the feminist movement has done to femininity, how it started, and what it is all about. She also wrote the Marian Option.   

Another great lady that spoke up and wrote about femininity was Alice von Hildebrand “I would not call myself a Christian feminist but a champion of femininity,” “The sublime beauty of the female mission as virgin, wife or mother has been so degraded that I felt a calling to shed light on ‘The Privilege of Being a Woman,” the title of one of her most popular books, published in 2002. In that book and others, she argued for the sacredness of women’s bodies and said that women had a key role to play in advancing the world, notably as mothers and wives. “I think that a man should thank God for being a man because he’s given a very clear mission to protect. A woman should thank God for being a woman because her very special mission is to give life, to corroborate with God,” she said in a 2018 interview that Crisis Magazine published after her death. “I love it! And the older I am, the more I love being a woman. Which doesn’t mean to denigrate what manhood is, but simply to say that this is what He wanted me to do.” 

In the late ’60s, a small group of elite American women convinced an overwhelming majority of the country that destroying the most fundamental of relationships—that of mother and child—was necessary for women to have productive and happy lives.  From the spoiling of this relationship followed the decay of the entire family, and almost overnight, our once pro-life culture became pro-lifestyle, embracing everything that felt good. Sixty million abortions later, women aren’t showing signs of health, happiness, and fulfillment. Increased numbers of divorce, depression, anxiety, sexually transmitted disease, and drug abuse all point to the reality that women aren’t happier, just more medicated.  

Huge cultural shifts led to a rethinking of womanhood, but could there be more behind it than just culture, politics, and rhetoric?  Building off the scriptural foundations of the anti-Christ, Carrie Gress makes an in-depth investigation into the idea of an anti-Mary—as a spirit, not an individual—that has plagued the West since the ’60s. Misleading generations of women, this anti-Marian spirit has led to the toxic femininity that has destroyed the lives of countless men, women, and children.   Also in The Anti-Mary Exposed:  How radical feminism is connected to the errors of Russia, spoken of by Our Lady of Fatima.The involvement and influence of the goddess movement and the occult.  The influence of “female” demons, such as Lilith and Jezebel. The repulsive underbelly of radical feminism’s chief architects. A look at the matriarchy, a cabal of elite women committed to abortion, who control the thinking of most women through media, politics, Hollywood, fashion, and universities.   

The antidote to the anti-Mary is, of course, Mary, the Mother of God, known widely as the most powerful woman in the world and the source of the belief that women ought to be treated with dignity. She is a beacon of all the virtues and qualities—purity, humility, kindness, beauty—that oppose this sinister force that has cast its spell upon so many women. Mary’s influence is unparalleled by any woman in history. She is the perfect model of Christian femininity, who desires to be a spiritual mother to us all, leading us to her Son, and to the fulfillment of our heart’s deepest desires.