Wildflower Reunion

Wildflower Reunion
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Four women from different corners of their world with one thing in common: we are all consecrated by the Catholic Church as virgins living in the world. Join us - Karen Ervin, Hannah Vaughan-Spruce, Simi Sahu and Dawn Hausmann - as we share how we live this ancient vocation in a modern world.
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Focuses on the lived experiences of consecrated virgins, with episodes covering topics such as solitude in a busy world, daily life challenges, and the unique calling of being 'in the world'. For example, Episode 4 explores finding silence within busyness, while Episode 3 compares their lives to those of religious sisters.

Four women from different corners of their world with one thing in common: we are all consecrated by the Catholic Church as virgins living in the world. Join us – Karen Ervin, Hannah Vaughan-Spruce, Simi Sahu and Dawn Hausmann – as we share how we live this ancient vocation in a modern world.
What does it mean to live a “public” vocation? How do you discern public consecration, versus taking a private vow? And what does this look like in different aspects of our lives, including our online lives? In this final episode of season 1, Karen, Hannah, Simi and Dawn share their experiences of living their witness as consecrated virgins publicly.
Season 2 Announcement! Join us in September as we read together “My Beloved Is Mine and I Am His: Meditations on Brideship” – by Mother Mary Francis PCC. Buy here: https://www.amazon.com/Beloved-Mine-His-Meditations-Brideship/dp/1685951597

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