Celebrate Women!

[predestinated]

Okay, I don't know if that will be the name for the actual event, but I think it's catchy. This semester I am taking a class on "Women in the Christian Tradition" and it has really openned my eyes to the many women who have contributed above and beyond their social status to the great Christian movement. Even beginning in the earliest days of

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usually I hear paul described as sexist...

[1blueknight2]

Sounds like a great idea, you are so smrt!
planning is part of it but we need anouncements in class, flyers and the saint johns bullitin to help advertise, emails are also a good way to get people involved.

once we finish planning this and have a date, I'll start making announcments and spreading rumors/flyers/etc.

here's why I think the Easter season would be great for this: this is the point of our liturgical calander we focus the most on early christianity!

~I mean smArt

Re: usually I hear paul described as sexist...

[predestinated]

The Easter season is also great because it is the season of Baptismal renewal in the Roman rite. It should all work very well together.
Later,
Michael