Speakers Examine . . . St. John Paul II’s Messages On Beauty, Arts, And Feminine Genius
By DEXTER DUGGAN PHOENIX — “The first century Roman empire was just like now” with a culture of death, that women must lead the charge against, one of the speakers said during a morning presentation on St. John Paul II’s messages on beauty, arts, and the feminine genius.Systems need to be redesigned to be more loving, Simone Rizkallah said St. John Paul said. Rizkallah, an official of a program to educate women about their dignity, later said that the saint said women are more capable than men of paying attention to another person because of their capacity to be mothers, whether or not they’re biological mothers.Rizkallah is director of program growth for ENDOW, the acronym for Educating on the Nature…Continue Reading