The Soul of a Nation, Undivided
There’s a good chance you don’t know Kateri Tekakwitha, the first Native American to be canonized by the Catholic Church. After seeing her statue again in Santa Fe this past October, I realized how much Kateri teaches us about the soul of this nation – one I long to see again.
Changemaker, Kateri Tekakwitha
Travel back to 1656, this week on Womanscape, where we learn about Tekakwitha. Born to Algonquin-Mohawk parents on the south side of the Mohawk River in modern-day New York state, her story of faith, rejection and conversion might help you to take heart in the face of great adversity. Read her story HERE.
Sipping on Stories with Sheree Franklin
Join us this Thursday, Dec. 10th for Episode 15 for our season finale featuring Sheree Franklin. Sheree has traveled the world, gone Down Under with Oprah Winfrey, and given the world a powerful book of wisdom, Intuition: The Hidden Asset Everyone Should Learn To Use. Tune into Sipping On Stories to hear Sheree as she shares why your intuition is so valuable. You can purchase Sheree’s book HERE and don’t forget to visit our Sipping Store for a few cozy holiday gifts.
Next week is our last newsletter for the season, so make sure to tune in and until then, have a great week and see you on WomanScape.com
Cheers to a light-filled December and God bless,
Rose & WomanScape Team
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