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In a panel discussion, member leaders Dawn Eden and Sandy Williamson join Ben DuBose, News Editor with AMPP Publications, to explore the association's latest efforts and intel related to materials sustainability. Topics include what's new within AMPP's Sustainability Task Force; key takeaways and insights from the recently completed 2024 AMPP Annual Conference + Expo; and what they see on the horizon as AMPP ramps up its global outreach around this fast-paced growth topic.

In a panel discussion, member leaders Dawn Eden and Sandy Williamson join Ben DuBose, News Editor with AMPP Publications, to explore the association's latest efforts and intel related to materials sustainability. Topics include what's new within AMPP's Sustainability Task Force; key takeaways and insights from the recently completed 2024 AMPP Annual Conference + Expo; and what they see on the horizon as AMPP ramps up its global outreach around this fast-paced growth topic.

Catholic critics of feminism often start with the assumption that the "first wave" of feminism, led by 19th-century figures such as Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, was basically a good thing and compatible with Catholic teachings; only later in the 1960s and 70s, according to this narrative, was the movement "hijacked" by "radical feminists". The only problem is that when one actually looks closely at feminism in its early form, whether that of Stanton and Anthony or even earlier with Mary Wollstonecraft, one finds obvious continuities with so-called "radical feminism". On the level of ideas, we find Enlightenment individualism, rationalism, and egalitarianism attacking as oppressive the natural institutions of marriage and family and the divinely ordained hierarchies of the Church. On the personal level, feminism was from the beginning the brainchild of traumatized, miserable women who had deeply dysfunctional relationships with the men in their lives - their ideas eagerly championed by men like Percy Shelley, who "liberated" women in order to exploit them. Carrie Gress returns to the show to discuss her book The End of Woman: How Smashing the Patriarchy Has Destroyed Us, which tells the stories of feminist pioneers from Wollstonecraft, Stanton, and Shelley to Betty Friedan and Gloria Steinem. Links Carrie Gress, The End of Woman: How Smashing the Patriarchy Has Destroyed Us https://www.regnery.com/9781684514182/the-end-of-woman/ Dawn Eden, “Eve of Deconstruction: Feminism and John Paul II” https://www.catholicity.com/commentary/eden/03324.html DONATE to make this show possible! http://catholicculture.org/donate/audio Go to Catholic Culture's website for tons of written content, including news, articles, liturgical year info, and a vast library of documents: https://www.catholicculture.org

National Embryo Donation Center- Guest: Dr. Jeffrey Keenan, President and Medical Director. Father Ed: The Story of Bill W's Spiritual Sponsor - Guest.  Dawn Eden Goldstein, S.Th.D., is the award-winning author of several books, most recently Father Ed: The Story of Bill W.'s Spiritual Sponsor. Under the pen name Dawn Eden, she wrote popular works on personal growth and spirituality, including My Peace I Give You, The Thrill of the Chaste, and Remembering God's Mercy. It Is Okay to Simply Be.. GUEST Chris Martin ... a content marketing editor at Moody Publishers and a social media, marketing, and communications consultant … He's the author of "Terms of Service: The Real Cost of Social Media," and writes regularly in his Substack newsletter, of the same name … Chris lives outside Nashville with his family.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

National Embryo Donation Center- Guest: Dr. Jeffrey Keenan, President and Medical Director. Father Ed: The Story of Bill W's Spiritual Sponsor - Guest.  Dawn Eden Goldstein, S.Th.D., is the award-winning author of several books, most recently Father Ed: The Story of Bill W.'s Spiritual Sponsor. Under the pen name Dawn Eden, she wrote popular works on personal growth and spirituality, including My Peace I Give You, The Thrill of the Chaste, and Remembering God's Mercy. It Is Okay to Simply Be.. GUEST Chris Martin ... a content marketing editor at Moody Publishers and a social media, marketing, and communications consultant … He's the author of "Terms of Service: The Real Cost of Social Media," and writes regularly in his Substack newsletter, of the same name … Chris lives outside Nashville with his family.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dawn Eden, la cinquantaine, est une ancienne journaliste rock convertie à 30 ans, devenue théologienne. Cette américaine vient de publier un livre intitulé "Je vous donne ma paix" (Téqui). Ce livre lui tient à coeur depuis longtemps : il vient du désir d'apporter la joie de la communion à ceux qui vivent avec les effets des abus sexuels subis dans l'enfance, effets qui les isolent même au niveau spirituel. "Grâce à cette communion que j'ai découverte, qui est la Communion des Saints, mon esprit a été transformé et continue de l'être - gagnant en guérison, en force et en réconfort au-delà de ce que je pensais possible". De passage à Paris, elle vient témoigner de son chemin de foi dans Un coeur qui écoute, invitant chacun à s'appuyer sur l'exemple de ces saints qui ont eu, eux aussi, des souffrances et des triomphes personnels qui les ont mené à une joyeuse transformation dans le Christ.

Dawn Eden, la cinquantaine, est une ancienne journaliste rock convertie à 30 ans, devenue théologienne. Cette américiane vient de publier un livre intitulé "Je vous donne ma paix" (Téqui). Ce livre lui tient à coeur depuis longtemps : il vient du désir d'apporter la joie de la communion à ceux qui vivent avec les effets des abus sexuels subis dans l'enfance, effets qui les isolent même au niveau spirituel. "Grâce à cette communion que j'ai découverte, qui est la Communion des Saints, mon esprit a été transformé et continue de l'être - gagnant en guérison, en force et en réconfort au-delà de ce que je pensais possible". De passage à Paris, elle vient témoigner de son chemin de foi dans Un coeur qui écoute, invitant chacun à s'appuyer sur l'exemple de ces saints qui ont eu, eux aussi, des souffrances et des triomphes personnels qui les ont mené à une joyeuse transformation dans le Christ.

October 3, 2020 In this episode: "Blessed are They": St. Faustina "Among Women" Guest: Kathryn Jean Lopez This week we catch up with Kathryn Jean Lopez to examine her book, A Year with the Mystics. We share about the how the Christian life is enhanced by learning more about the mystics and great saints who have gone before us. Kathryn reads an excerpt from the book, and Pat does, too, in the saint segment dedicated to inspiration from St. Faustina's Diary.  Check out Pat's news about your opportunity to enter a free drawing for books and other giveaways between Oct. 7-21, 2020. Links for this episode: Don't forget to enter the free drawing coming to Among Women October 7 thru October 21 in celebration of our new website and Mary and the month of the Rosary! Link will be here when it goes live! Also check out PatGohn.net. A Year with the Mystics:  Visionary Wisdom for Daily Living by Kathryn Jean Lopez Kathryn Jean Lopez at National Review . Also at: National Review Institute, Center for Religion, Culture and Civil Society God is Love - encyclical by Pope Benedict XVI   Catholic Moms Summit: Free to sign up here All Access Pass ($49.99) here    Other shows of related interest: AW 207: Defending the Faith with Clarity and Clarity, with Kathryn Jean Lopez AW 140 has some excerpts St Maria Faustina who brought us the Divine Mercy chaplet and more. (Adult Programming Note: the AW interview on that podcast talks with Dawn Eden, and we discuss healing sexual wounds.) AW 3: The life of St. Faustina and more AW Espresso Shot #8: Praying the Divine Mercy Chaplet AW 146: Excerpts of St. Teresa of Avila on the divine Friend AW 46: On St. Teresa' Interior Castle AW 101: Mystics AW 12: On St. Gertrude the great AW 238: Becoming Cultural Mystics   Reminders: Send your comments to Pat Gohn at amongwomenpodcast@me.com, or to the Among Women podcast facebook page. Or follow Pat on Twitter at @PatGohn or @among_women. If you like what we do here at Among Women, please promote this podcast in your social media circles, in your church bulletin, or leave a positive review and rating over on our iTunes page. Image credits: Top banner: Photo by Stephanie LeBlanc on Unsplash Book: St. Benedict Press

Today there is more pressure than ever before on both women and men to embrace feminism. In her outstanding memoir, Into the Deep, Abigail Rine Favale gives a resonant account of her journey from an evangelical childhood to a Christian feminism which inevitably gave way to the secular, postmodern variety. This ideology gradually gutted her faith—a process interrupted by childbirth and a sudden and unexpected conversion to Catholicism. We discuss the feasibility of Catholic feminism, the danger of interpreting Scripture and doctrine through a predetermined ideological hermeneutic, facile uses of the word "equality", the totalizing nature of all ideology, the role of intuition in the spiritual life, and more. Links Buy Into the Deep: An Unlikely Catholic Conversion using discount code “DEEP” for 40% off https://wipfandstock.com/into-the-deep.html Recent articles by Abigail Rine Favale “Confessions of a Feminist Heretic” http://churchlife.nd.edu/2019/01/11/confessions-of-a-feminist-heretic/ “Sex and Symbol” http://churchlife.nd.edu/2018/06/19/sex-and-symbol/ “Hildegard of Bingen's Vital Contribution to the Concept of Woman” http://churchlife.nd.edu/2018/12/11/hildegard-of-bingens-vital-contribution-to-the-concept-of-woman/ Other articles Dawn Eden, “Eve of Deconstruction: Feminism and John Paul II” https://www.catholicity.com/commentary/eden/03324.html Thomas V. Mirus, “Should women be meek and mild like Mary?” https://www.catholicculture.org/commentary/otc.cfm?id=1594 This podcast is a production of CatholicCulture.org. If you like the show, please consider supporting us! http://catholicculture.org/donate/audio

This is part 7 of an interview that I, Dawn Eden Goldstein, conducted with Del Shannon on May 13, 1989, the night he performed as part of an oldies package concert in Fairfax, Virginia. This was Del's last comprehensive interview. I later wrote up the interview for Goldmine magazine under my pen name Dawn Eden; it was published March 23, 1990. The interview began before Del's performance and continued afterwards. I was as young as I sound -- twenty. All rights to this interview are reserved to Dawn Eden Goldstein and to Del Shannon's estate. To contact Dawn, write dawneden -at- gmail.com (replace -at- with @). Thanks to Michael Mazzarella for digitizing the cassette interview.

This aircheck from WCBS-FM DJ Bob Shannon in the summer of 1989 uses an interview that I conducted with Del Shannon on May 13, 1989, the night he performed as part of an oldies package concert in Fairfax, Virginia. The rest of the interview may be found on my SoundCloud page. It was Del's last comprehensive interview. I later wrote up the interview for Goldmine magazine under my pen name Dawn Eden; it was published March 23, 1990. The interview began before Del's performance and continued afterwards. I was as young as I sound -- twenty. All rights to this interview are reserved to Dawn Eden Goldstein and to Del Shannon's estate. To contact Dawn, write dawneden -at- gmail.com (replace -at- with @). Thanks to Michael Mazzarella for digitizing the cassette interview.

This is part 12 of an interview that I, Dawn Eden Goldstein, conducted with Del Shannon on May 13, 1989, the night he performed as part of an oldies package concert in Fairfax, Virginia. This was Del's last comprehensive interview. I later wrote up the interview for Goldmine magazine under my pen name Dawn Eden; it was published March 23, 1990. The interview began before Del's performance and continued afterwards. I was as young as I sound -- twenty. All rights to this interview are reserved to Dawn Eden Goldstein and to Del Shannon's estate. To contact Dawn, write dawneden -at- gmail.com (replace -at- with @). Thanks to Michael Mazzarella for digitizing the cassette interview.

This is part 10 of an interview that I, Dawn Eden Goldstein, conducted with Del Shannon on May 13, 1989, the night he performed as part of an oldies package concert in Fairfax, Virginia. This was Del's last comprehensive interview. I later wrote up the interview for Goldmine magazine under my pen name Dawn Eden; it was published March 23, 1990. Towards the beginning of this section, Del talks about how faith prevents people from committing suicide. The interview began before Del's performance and continued afterwards. I was as young as I sound -- twenty. All rights to this interview are reserved to Dawn Eden Goldstein and to Del Shannon's estate. To contact Dawn, write dawneden -at- gmail.com (replace -at- with @). Thanks to Michael Mazzarella for digitizing the cassette interview.

This is part 9 of an interview that I, Dawn Eden Goldstein, conducted with Del Shannon on May 13, 1989, the night he performed as part of an oldies package concert in Fairfax, Virginia. This was Del's last comprehensive interview. I later wrote up the interview for Goldmine magazine under my pen name Dawn Eden; it was published March 23, 1990. The interview began before Del's performance and continued afterwards. I was as young as I sound -- twenty. All rights to this interview are reserved to Dawn Eden Goldstein and to Del Shannon's estate. To contact Dawn, write dawneden -at- gmail.com (replace -at- with @). Thanks to Michael Mazzarella for digitizing the cassette interview.

This is part 8 of an interview that I, Dawn Eden Goldstein, conducted with Del Shannon on May 13, 1989, the night he performed as part of an oldies package concert in Fairfax, Virginia. This was Del's last comprehensive interview. I later wrote up the interview for Goldmine magazine under my pen name Dawn Eden; it was published March 23, 1990. The interview began before Del's performance and continued afterwards. I was as young as I sound -- twenty. All rights to this interview are reserved to Dawn Eden Goldstein and to Del Shannon's estate. To contact Dawn, write dawneden -at- gmail.com (replace -at- with @). Thanks to Michael Mazzarella for digitizing the cassette interview.

This is part 11 of an interview that I, Dawn Eden Goldstein, conducted with Del Shannon on May 13, 1989, the night he performed as part of an oldies package concert in Fairfax, Virginia. This was Del's last comprehensive interview. I later wrote up the interview for Goldmine magazine under my pen name Dawn Eden; it was published March 23, 1990. The interview began before Del's performance and continued afterwards. I was as young as I sound -- twenty. All rights to this interview are reserved to Dawn Eden Goldstein and to Del Shannon's estate. To contact Dawn, write dawneden -at- gmail.com (replace -at- with @). Thanks to Michael Mazzarella for digitizing the cassette interview.

This is part 6 of an interview that I, Dawn Eden Goldstein, conducted with Del Shannon on May 13, 1989, the night he performed as part of an oldies package concert in Fairfax, Virginia. This was Del's last comprehensive interview. I later wrote up the interview for Goldmine magazine under my pen name Dawn Eden; it was published March 23, 1990. The interview began before Del's performance and continued afterwards. I was as young as I sound -- twenty. All rights to this interview are reserved to Dawn Eden Goldstein and to Del Shannon's estate. To contact Dawn, write dawneden -at- gmail.com (replace -at- with @). Thanks to Michael Mazzarella for digitizing the cassette interview.

This is part 5 of an interview that I, Dawn Eden Goldstein, conducted with Del Shannon on May 13, 1989, the night he performed as part of an oldies package concert in Fairfax, Virginia. It was Del's last comprehensive interview. I later wrote up the interview for Goldmine magazine under my pen name Dawn Eden; it was published March 23, 1990. The interview began before Del's performance and continued afterwards. I was as young as I sound -- twenty. All rights to this interview are reserved to Dawn Eden Goldstein and to Del Shannon's estate. To contact Dawn, write dawneden -at- gmail.com (replace -at- with @). Thanks to Michael Mazzarella for digitizing the cassette interview.

This is part 4 of an interview that I, Dawn Eden Goldstein, conducted with Del Shannon on May 13, 1989, the night he performed as part of an oldies package concert in Fairfax, Virginia. It was Del's last comprehensive interview. I later wrote up the interview for Goldmine magazine under my pen name Dawn Eden; it was published March 23, 1990. The interview began before Del's performance and continued afterwards. I was as young as I sound -- twenty. All rights to this interview are reserved to Dawn Eden Goldstein and to Del Shannon's estate. To contact Dawn, write dawneden -at- gmail.com (replace -at- with @). Thanks to Michael Mazzarella for digitizing the cassette interview.

This is part 3 of an interview that I, Dawn Eden Goldstein, conducted with Del Shannon on May 13, 1989, the night he performed as part of an oldies package concert in Fairfax, Virginia. It was Del's last comprehensive interview. I later wrote up the interview for Goldmine magazine under my pen name Dawn Eden; it was published March 23, 1990. The interview began before Del's performance and continued afterwards. I was as young as I sound -- twenty. All rights to this interview are reserved to Dawn Eden Goldstein and to Del Shannon's estate. To contact Dawn, write dawneden -at- gmail.com (replace -at- with @). Thanks to Michael Mazzarella for digitizing the cassette interview.

This is part 2 of an interview that I, Dawn Eden Goldstein, conducted with Del Shannon on May 13, 1989, the night he performed as part of an oldies package concert in Fairfax, Virginia. It was Del's last comprehensive interview. I later wrote up the interview for Goldmine magazine under my pen name Dawn Eden; it was published March 23, 1990. The interview began before Del's performance and continued afterwards. I was as young as I sound -- twenty. All rights to this interview are reserved to Dawn Eden Goldstein and to Del Shannon's estate. To contact Dawn, write dawneden -at- gmail.com (replace -at- with @). Thanks to Michael Mazzarella for digitizing the cassette interview.

This is part 1 of an interview that I, Dawn Eden Goldstein, conducted with Del Shannon on May 13, 1989, the night he performed as part of an oldies package concert in Fairfax, Virginia. It was Del's last comprehensive interview. I later wrote up the interview for Goldmine magazine under my pen name Dawn Eden; it was published March 23, 1990. The interview began before Del's performance and continued afterwards. I was as young as I sound -- twenty. All rights to this interview are reserved to Dawn Eden Goldstein and to Del Shannon's estate. To contact Dawn, write dawneden -at- gmail.com (replace -at- with @). Thanks to Michael Mazzarella for digitizing the cassette interview.

Dawn Eden Goldstein, who as Dawn Eden is author of The Thrill of the Chaste, Catholic Edition (https://catholicbooksdirect.com/product/the-thrill-of-the-chaste-catholic-edition-finding-fulfillment-while-keeping-your-clothes-on/?ref=1582) and other books, speaks on God's love and human sexuality. Recorded at the TOP-Life Cafe, Academy of the Holy Family, Baltic, Connecticut, January 13, 2018. For more information on Dawn Eden Goldstein, visit http://dawneden.blogspot.com.

Dawn Eden, award-winning author of “Remembering God's Mercy” and “The Thrill of the Chaste,” continues her fascinating discussion about books and journalism in-studio with Eric.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dawn Eden, award-winning author of “Remembering God's Mercy” and “The Thrill of the Chaste,” graces the studios and shares her Miracle Mondays conversion story.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Power & Witness | Guest: Dawn Eden | 7/13/13 by Franciscan Missionaries of the Eternal Word

So pleased to welcome return guest Dawn Eden speaking more deeply about her pilgrimage of healing from abuse and trauma with the help of an integrated approach to healing of wounds through good, faithful counsel and immersion in the wounds of Christ.  Dawn was so kind to offer us a second opportunity to hear more of her personal story and wisdom in the very tender area of healing from sexual woundedness. Today's interview is a lovely compliment to our previous Faith & Good Counsel Radio Show episode together where Dawn spoke about her latest book "Remembering God's Mercy:  Redeem the Past and Free Yourself from Painful Memories". Resources: Here's an excellent article in which Dawn speaks in some greater detail regarding her healing and conversion.   Check out this short video and article about Dawn's journey from the Rome Reports news service, which includes some vintage photos and video of her in her earlier life. Catholic Therapists:  Wonderful, searchable resource to find therapists in your area (or who serve via telephone/digitally) who specialize in the treatment of trauma in keeping with fullness of the dignity of the human person Dawn’s Books  Remembering God’s Mercy: Redeem the Past and Free Yourself from Painful Memories My Peace I Give You:  Healing Sexual Wounds with the Help of the Saints The Thrill of the Chaste:  Finding Fulfillment While Keeping Your Clothes On

Ken talks with Dawn Eden the author of three books: The Thrill of the Chaste, My Peace I Give You, and Remembering God’s Mercy: Redeem the Past and Free Yourself from Painful Memories” (all from Ave Maria Press) The books are available at https://www.avemariapress.com/search/?q=eden  To learn more about Dawn visit her blog “The Dawn Patrol”: […]

Nancy talks to author Dawn Eden about her new book, Remembering God's Mercy: Redeem the Past and Free Yourself from Painful Memories; published by Ave Maria Press. This book can be ordered from your favorite on line book retailer or order an autographed copy dawneden.blogspot.com chesterton.org   The essay mentioned in the podcast is from The Uses of Diversity, by G.K. Chesterton, published in 1920.   nancy@chesterton.org

Dr. Dawn Eden was born into a Jewish family, became an Agnostic during her teenage years, and then found God and became a Catholic in her 30s. Along the way, she was a rock journalist and worked as an editor for the New York Post and Daily News. Since her conversion, she’s written several books including The Thrill of the Chaste and Remembering God's Mercy: Redeem the Past and Free Yourself from Painful Memories. She's also a long-time blogger at the Dawn Patrol. Before giving a talk at a church just outside of Chicago recently, we had 20 minutes to chat. We used the limited time to talk about her unique religious journey, whether allowing priests to have sex is a good idea, and how she arguably kickstarted my own career with one blog post. (As I make clear in the podcast, there were several points I would love to have pushed back on and debated further, but time didn't allow for it.)

April 20, 2016 This week’s episode: “Blessed are They”: Blessed Anne Marie Javouhey “Among Women” Guest: Kathryn Jean Lopez  This week we look at an important book and subject that will help us in this election year, or whenever we need to discuss the Catholic faith in a public setting, or at a cocktail party, or among friends and family — How to Defend the Faith Without Raising Your Voice. Today my guest is co-author of the book, syndicated columnist and NRO Editor-at-large, Kathryn Jean Lopez. I’ve been blessed by this book’s great principles, and I hope you will be too! Plus we’ll look at the life and social action of Blessed Anne Marie Javouhey. Links for this episode: Pat Gohn’s retreat at Whispering Winds Conference Center in CA Book: How to Defend the Faith Without Raising Your Voice: Civil Responses to Catholic Hot Button Issues by Austin Ivereigh and Kathryn Jean Lopez. Look for the updated and revised edition from 2015. OSV’s pamphlet “10 Principles of Civil Communication” Kathryn Jean Lopez’ columns at National Review Online Kathryn Jean Lopez’ columns at Catholic Pulse Catholic Voices USA. (Find CV’s 10 principles of communication here.) K-Lo at Large: Blog by Kathryn Jean Lopez Saints and Social Justice: A guide to changing the world, by Brandon Vogt The funeral Mass of Mother Mary Angelica, foundress of EWTN and religious orders (YouTube video) Chaplet of Divine Mercy on the 2016 Mercy Sunday from the National Shrine. (YouTube video) Homily from 2016 Divine Mercy Sunday from the National Shrine of Divine Mercy. (YouTube video) Sisters of St Joseph of Cluny, prayer  Books on Catholic spirituality for women – on sale at Ave Maria Press til June 19, 2016. Other shows of related interest:  AW 124 Special Edition on Religious Freedom with Kathryn Lopez and Elizabeth Scalia AW 140 has some excerpts St Maria Faustina who brought us the Divine Mercy chaplet and more. (Adult Programming Note: the AW interview on that podcast talks with Dawn Eden, and we discuss healing sexual wounds.) AW Espresso Shot #8: Praying the Divine Mercy Chaplet Reminders: Send your comments to Pat Gohn at amongwomenpodcast@me.com, or to the Among Women podcast facebook page. Or follow Pat on Twitter at @PatGohn or @among_women. If you like what we do here at Among Women, please promote this podcast in your social media circles, in your church bulletin, or leave a positive review and rating over on our iTunes page.

On today's episode, we interview Catholic author Dawn Eden about her books Thrill of the Chaste and Remembering God's Mercy: Redeem the Past and Free Yourself from Painful Memories. You can find Dawn at her blog, The Dawn Patrol, or on Twitter @dawnofmercy. Then, Lara's boyfriend Derek stops by to correct Lara on the detail of when she friend zoned him and chat about the role of chastity in his life.

In the first book to explore how memories impact and are affected by faith, bestselling author Dawn Eden offers a guide to the process she used to heal the pain of her past. Through her own story, as well as the examples of St. Ignatius of Loyola, St. Peter Faber, and Pope Francis, she shows how the mercy of God, who holds all of events of our life in his own memory, can bring you healing and inner peace.

Michael is proud to welcome Dawn Eden to the podcast to discuss her latest book, Remembering God's Mercy: Redeem the Past and Free Yourself from Painful Memories. We discuss what painful memories can do and how healing them can be a productive part of our spiritual life. Support the show (https://catholicexchange.com/donate)

How do you find true healing for traumatic events in your life? Burying the memories only leads to more pain down the road. Dawn Eden has been reflecting on this topic for many years as she is a survivor of child abuse. Her book, My Peace I Give You addresses this topic specifically.

October 10, 2015 In this episode: “Blessed are They”: St Teresa Benedicta of the Cross (Edith Stein) Dawn Eden “Among Women” Guest: Dawn Eden In this episode we examine the virtue of chastity with author of The Thrill of the Chaste, Dawn Eden. There is something in conversation for women in every vocation. Chastity needs cultivating in every state of life. Also in this show, in honor of Our Lady of the Rosary this month, a look at Edith Stein’s writings on the relationship between Mary and us. Note to Parents: some of this subject matter may be a bit mature for children. Links for this episode: The Catholic Dictionary Writings of Edith Stein Vol II 33 Days to Morning Glory by Fr Michael Gaitley The Thrill of the Chaste by Dawn Eden My Peace I Give You by Dawn Eden The Dawn Patrol – Dawn Eden’s blog Pope Francis’ message to youth Other shows of related interest: AW 140: Saintly Perspectives on Healing Sexual Wounds with Dawn Eden AW 32: On this show from early archives, Dr Maureen Hearden discusses the feminine genius, plus a biography of Edith Stein/ St Teresa Benedicta of the Cross AW 155: “Woman, You are a Gift!” A look at our feminine genius, plus more from Edith Stein/ St Teresa Benedicta of the Cross Reminders: Check out the recent AW Espresso Shot podcasts here, here, and here. Send your comments to Pat Gohn via the combox below, or email them at amongwomenpodcast@me.com, or add them to the Among Women podcast facebook page. Find me on Twitter at @among_women or @PatGohn.

Michael interviews Dawn Eden, author of "The Thrill of the Chaste," about chastity, vocations, her conversion, and how the saints can give a model for healing sexual wounds. Listen to the most hopeful interview you're likely to hear. Support the show (https://catholicexchange.com/donate)

Dawn Eden speaks about healing the memory, looking towards the Jesuit spirituality of St. Ignatius Loyola and Pope Francis. This lecture is especially recommended for family and friends of survivors of trauma and abuse. About Dawn Eden: Dawn Eden is the author of My Peace I Give You: Healing Sexual Wounds with the Help of the Saints (Ave Maria Press, 2012) and The Thrill of the Chaste: Finding Fulfillment While Keeping Your Clothes On (Thomas Nelson, 2006). Born into a Jewish family in New York City, Dawn lost her faith as a teenager and became agnostic. During her twenties, in the 1990s, she was a rock journalist in New York City, interviewing performers such as Elton John and Brian Wilson. She went on to work on the editorial staff of the New York Post and the Daily News. When Dawn was thirty-one, she experienced a dramatic conversion to Christianity that ultimately led her to enter the Catholic Church. Her first book, The Thrill of the Chaste, became a surprise hit, published in four languages. In My Peace I Give You, Dawn offers a Catholic spirituality of healing for adult victims of childhood sexual abuse. She has shared its message throughout the United States, as well as in Canada, Ireland, the United Kingdom, and Slovakia. My Peace I Give You has been published in Spanish and Slovak translations, and is soon to be published in Polish. Father James Brent, O.P., Director of the Dominican Friars’ Angelic Warfare Confraternity, wrote in a letter to confraternity members: “For anyone who has suffered from sexual abuse, Dawn’s book is a must read. The testimonies of victims who have read it are powerful testimonies indeed. But in my opinion, anyone who suffers from the wounds of sexual sin in any way whatsoever will also find in this book a powerful aid for healing and renewal.”

Dawn Eden was born into a Jewish family in New York City, Dawn lost her faith as a teenager and became agnostic. In the 1990s, while in her twenties, she was a rock journalist in New York City, interviewing performers such as Elton John and Brian Wilson. She went on to work on the editorial […]

Friday July 27, 2012 In this week’s episode: we turn our attention to the tender subject of recovery and healing from the wounds of sexual abuse, especially those sustained in childhood. My guest, Dawn Eden, shares some of the spiritual richness she found after coming into the Catholic Church as a convert, and how the prayers, sacraments, and saints of the church offer solace and renewal for those who have suffered from sexual wounds. Programming note: due to the sensitive nature of this topic, parental discretion is advised. While no abuse is graphically described in this conversation, we wish to protect the innocence of children who may be in earshot of the program. This program also features some excerpts from St. Faustina’s Diary of Divine Mercy, and in particular, contains a lovely prayer of thanksgiving for the gift of grace found in the sacramental life. This week’s segments: “Blessed are They”: St Faustina and a reading from her Diary, Divine Mercy in My Soul “Among Women” Guest: Dawn Eden Links for this episode: Catholic New Media Conference, and the related conference of Catholic Marketing Network and Catholic Writers Guild St. M Faustina’ Diary, Divine Mercy in My Soul Divine Mercy website My Peace I Give You :Healing Sexual Wounds with Help of the Saints, by Dawn Eden Pat’s review of My Peace I Give You The Dawn Patrol, Dawn Eden’s blog Contact information for Dawn Eden. Pat is offering a free drawing for Dawn Eden’s book, My Peace I Give You, just send your name in before August 10, 2012 via email at amongwomenpodcast@me.com, or via the Among Women facebook page. Here are some of the photos of the stained glass triptych that Dawn Eden describes in this episode: The stained glass triptych found the Dalhgren Chapel of the Sacred Heart, Georgetown University. Window 1: Jesus gives us his Sacred Heart through the Eucharist, at the Last Supper, as a permanent memorial of his approaching Passion. Window 2: The Sacred Heart triumphs on the Cross, as Jesus gives his physical wounds “for the Life of the world” (Jn 6:15) — and in our hearts, as Jesus calls Mary to become Mother of his Mystical Body, the Church Window 3: Through Holy Communion, the Sacred Heart in the Eucharist–the same one poured out for on the Cross –and the Sacred Heart in the Church are joined in an exchange of love. (This window depicts St. John giving Holy Communion to Mary.) (Photos by Frank Miller, courtesy of Dawn Eden)   Other Shows of Related Interest: AW 10: Describes the life story of St. Maria Goretti AW 47: ”Margaret”, anonymously describes her life-long journey from being a victim of sexual abuse* to her eventual recovery and healing. She describes the four steps toward recovery: from being a victim, to being a survivor, to becoming a striver, and eventually, a thriver. AW 79: Overcoming the Trauma of Sexual Abuse, with Dr. Theresa Burke, founder of Rachel’s Vineyard ”Margaret”, anonymously describes her life-long journey from being a victim of sexual abuse* to her eventual recovery and healing. She describes the four steps toward recovery: from being a victim, to being a survivor, to becoming a striver, and eventually, a thriver. AW 103: When Forgiveness is Hard, with Rosario Rodriguez giving testimony on recovering from violent attacks, and forgiving one’s assailant.