by Mother Therese Ivers, JCL, JCD(cand.), OCV, DHS When John Paul II taught the theology of the body in his Wednesday addresses, he did so with the expectation that what he said would be understood in the wider context of … Continue reading
By Mother Therese Ivers, JCL, JCD (Cand.), OCV, DHS It is very rare for a contemplative community to be invited to a diocese for the purposes of exploitation. The reason is quite simple. The sole “apostolate” of the monks or … Continue reading
by Mother Therese Ivers, JCL, JCD (Cand.), OCV Who is the consecrated lay person? Today, the consecrated lay person is a vowed member of a secular institute of diocesan/pontifical right. This means they are 1) lay and 2) secular and … Continue reading
by Mother Therese Ivers, JCL, JCD (cand), DHS, OCV It seems that a lot of people have the erroneous impression that sacred virgins are called to secularity, or worse, that they are lay persons. Others likewise erroneously believe it is … Continue reading
by Mother Therese Ivers, JCD (cand), DHS, OCV Five to fifteen minutes total of the time I spent in canon law classes for my licentiate in canon law were spent on canons 603 and 604. Why? Because they either considered … Continue reading
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