Catholic Anti-Feminism
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Inclusive English: A Violation of Our Rights? Article by St. Joseph Foundation Staff and "Friends" in Christifidelis, 1994 Feminism Article by Dale O'Leary, 1994 The Sacraments & Authentic Womanhood Article by Dale O'Leary Silk Purses and Sow's Ears: 'Inclusive Language' Comes to Mass Article by Paul V. Mankowski, S.J. Morphing Catholicism into Eco-feminism Article by Donna Steichen in Catholic World Report, 1996 Neofeminism: Religion of Despair This is a chapter of the Pro-Life Activist's Encyclopedia, published by American Life League The Faces of Feminism "An investigation into deception, brainwashing and corruption that went undetected for years; polarizing the sexes, attacking the family and children" Feminism and the Launch of the Catechism According to Michael Baker feminism is a false and evil philosophy that works great harm in society and it is incompatible with Catholicism. Gender & the U.N. By Dale O'Leary. The Platform for Action for the U.N. 4th World Conference on Women in Beijing is based on assumptions about the nature of feminity; these assumptions are based on a radical feminist ideology which is not shared by most of the world's women. Feminist Assault on Reasonableness The Phyllis Schlafly Report for December 1996 focuses on feminism and how the feminist movement is causing ominous dislocations in basic concepts of American law and justice. Gender Benders In this article taken from HLI Reports, Jean Guilfoyle warns of the agenda of feminists who are attending the U.N. Conference in Beijing in September. She explains the dangers involved in redefining the word gender and what testing for 'gender identity' could mean for our children. The Whole Truth about Catholic Feminism Donna Steichen, Ungodly Rage (San Francisco: Ignatius Press, 1991), reviewed by John F. McCarthy. Feminists Invade the Presbyterium Article by John F. McCarthy The New Feminist Face of the Roman Liturgy Article by Brian W. Harrison The Seduction of Feminism Article by David Reardon Sophia, Goddess? Article by Fr. William Most 
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