How Smashing the Patriarchy DESTROYED Women, w/ Dr. Carrie Gress 

The Industrial Revolution consequences

One of the things that Uncle Ted was correct about. It's unfortunate that he was so disordered, and his 'solutions' were so reprehensible. He identified the problem, but not the answer. @@retrorenegade1967

Most insightful comment yet. I'm expecting ahistorical and ill-informed comments in this section, otherwise. 👏👏👏 Women also worked in the fields, barns, etc, and children followed. Having a mother at home to cook and clean is a middle-class aspiration, sometimes luxury, that very few members of humanity have "enjoyed". Most families in the world have been unable to afford an able-bodied person to stay-at-home and not earn money to add to the family income pool. I can't believe commentators are so short-sighted!

This is a very true point and comment. How do we reconcile that though so that fathers can be more available?

@@Alexa-un7ky If it's possible to support a family on the equivalent of a single income, then perhaps both parents could work 20-25 hours part-time. Alternatively, one could work a 30-to-35-hour "full-time" job to get benefits and the other a 10-15 hour job. Remote at home is possible in some professions. But for the majority of people, getting paid $25/hour or less, working outside the home, and often at odd hours, I don't think it's possible outside of a radical re-imagination of family life, probably along the lines of what is the norm in other cultures: multi-family, multi-generation, with grandparents more involved. The other possibility might be home-based businesses and homeschooling in a proximate community where kids can walk to see friends, perhaps in a dense suburb, city, or small town.

Think of how much more you could've done if you'd been out in the world helping society

After my children became adults I did have a successful Real Estate career.

@@ASMRyouVEGANyet She has done alot for society in raising good children to become good men and women and more importantly, she has honored God in helping shape souls for the heavenly Kingdom.

Oh blessed sister, thank you for your efforts. The world cannot honor mothers enough.

​@ASMRyouVEGANyet Society wouldn't exist if it wasn't for her and women like her. You can't have society without people and we would have people without women like her.

Exactly! Because if these women (Catholic or not) are so admirable, how much more so is Mary? As a Catholic I can only imagine. Blessings!

As a former Protestant who is now Catholic, I can say that the Catholic understanding of men, women, and marriage (really EVERYTHING) is a more beautiful and more complete picture than anything I had ever been taught in my 30+ years as a Protestant. If you haven't yet been exposed to The Theology of the Body, it is amazing and so needed in our world today. Christopher West is a great source on that. And as far as the Marian dogmas go, the more you dig in and really give the Catholic explanation a chance, the more you see that they make sense and are totally Biblical. There is so much OT typology about Mary. Brant Pitre's book The Jewish Roots of Mary is excellent. His book Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist is also excellent. The continuity between the OT and NT is so much stronger in Catholic theology!

People associate Biblical attributes with the catholic church but for some reason not the protestant church despite how there are just as many examples. Maybe your part of a bad church so Catholicism looks more appealing than what it is. Do people seriously think you cant be a Biblical man or woman as someone who isnt catholic? Let's not kid ourselves. The catholic school girl gone wild is a stereotype for a reason. Many of them are really good at making a front for church personal. Not to mention, many of their doctrines are unbiblical such as marry adoration/worship, baptism, and apostolic succession.

@@itachir8290 We hear "unbiblical" so often, but we don't subscribe to "Bible alone." Christianity wouldn't have survived if it had been dependent on written words alone. The faith was handed down by word of mouth mostly, because it had to be, due to low literacy rates and lack of books until the invention of the printing press. We didn't even have a closed canon of the Bible until the 300's. Things don't have to be written down in order to be true. As far as the "Catholic school girl gone wild" stereotype, I knew a few like that. They got religious service awards at graduation, yet broke every rule. A lot of that is personality, rebelliousness, and lack of good examples in the previous generation. And of course the devil speaks loud with his empty promises. Even Luther retained his devotion to Mary. It was later Protestants who threw her into the background, just to be different from Catholics.

@@julieelizabeth4856 The terms biblical & unbiblical mean something. Sure words are misused. If you think that is the case with my comment then make your case as I make mine. The Bible should be our sole source for reliable true information. Yes, I agree we can get valuable knowledge from non biblical sources such as from the stoics etc. But when ever we get information that is outside the Bible, we compare that information to the Bible & see if it is Biblically compatable. We use a Biblical scale. If it does not pass the scale, then we reject those words. & that reminds me of another h3risy of the catholic church. Believing that the words & writings of the pope are in parallel with the Word of God. Initially, if we accept what is non biblical, then do we not open ourselves up to universalism? (which the pope also subscribes to) Truth is truth. & if the catholic church supports doctrines that are unbiblical then they should be rejected. There are some nuanced examples that can be brought up but overall, all real truth is in line with the Bible. The Bible (composition of books/scrolls) was written down & yes, much of it was preserved by word of mouth, esp the old testament. We know this for several reasons. 1 of which is not that the society was illiterate, but that acess to writting materials was extremely rare. We do know that average Jew was very literate as it was an oral culture that persevered history by memorizing it. They had to memorize the entire Torah by the time they were 12. It is truly amazing that through all of the generations of memorization, that everyone still came to the same conclusion of the same Bible that we have today. Don't get me wrong. I am 1 of the biggest critics of the catholic church, but that doesn't mean I don't view the people in the catholic church & efforts as valuable. They have fantastic volunteer service, pro life efforts, academic study, etc. Often times when I hear people convert to the catholic church it is usually because they like the structure. Whatever is good, acknowledge as good. Whatever is bad, acknowledge as bad. Dont use 1 as an excuse to not see the other 1. But if we love truth, then we criticize that which is wrong even when it comes from those we care about or those who we deem as "on our side." That catholic church has a long history of "move along to get along." Hence overlooking many of the scandals & inconsistencies it has. My primary critism of Catholicism has to do with the fact that it is viewed as the central structure that represents Christianity to the world, yet it has so many Biblical inconsistencies that get attributed to Christians like myself that don't hold those views. Before the church can address the idea of trying to fix other people's problems, it has to first get its act together. & part of getting that act together is destroying the lies that it promotes & replace them with Biblical truth. Regaurding the catholic girl gone wild subject. Just to be clear, I am not painting all Catholics with this brush BUT I do believe this stereotype does manifest itself fairly prominently due to 1 of the unbiblical doctrines that the catholic church professes. & that is how they frame confession. To be clear, I am not against confession. But the way the catholic church teaches & performs it is the problem. Teaching that you can confess your sins & intensionally sin tommorow & that God will forgive such sins that uses the name of Jesus as a license to sin is bl@sphemy. God doesnt forgive our sins when we think we can sin & outsmart God because we take advantage of His grace. Also, the idea that you have to confess your sins to a priest & pray to the dead is also unbiblical. We can confess our sins to God & if we are truly repentent, then we will turn away from those sins & not @bus3 the name of Jesus.

God bless You and your family.

Praised be the Lord, you are a mother or at least a mother figure to more than 30 kids! More than you could have cared for if you took the traditional route of motherhood! That's so amazing, you are doing God's work! I myself had not a foster mom but a foster grandma. She was an older neighbour of ours and she taught me different skills, she was so kind and caring with us, I grew up thinking that she's my grandmother until later I learned that we weren't related at all. She was a better grandma to me than my biological one. I often think about her and hope she's enjoying heaven right now.

Wow, God bless you, what a beautiful gift you have been to all of those children!!!

@@user-br6ve4lz6n I honestly see it the other way around. These children helped me to fulfill my need for motherhood!

God bless your soul

God bless you!

Are you the one that she refers to at the end of this interview? She states how someone left their job at planned parenthood after reading her book. I'm a former worker of theirs as well. I was crying at times all this overwhelming truth/facts was being discussed

Yes I think so! I feel your pain. It’s a lot to overcome and work through. I’m here if you want to connect- we share a crazy experience!

@@rachell6965 yes that would be great! whats a good way to reach you? I'm currently listening to the audio version of the book.

So beautiful. God bless you and the sacrifice you are making for you and your family. And welcome back. Merry Christmas!

I wish you the very best. I truly believe that with sacrifice comes rewards and any sacrifice we do for our family God will give you graces and many blessings. ❤️❤️

Don't worry, Islam is taking over. Perhaps "the plan" is for Islam to course correct society in regards to f'ism, and then a move of the Holy Spirit to course correct for Islam?

Yikes. I homeschool as well good for you!

Yes, this all starts with weak selfish men who, as the head, abandoned their role. And the resulting hurt and chaos in the family ensured.

This is a great point! The worldly version of every ideology is sinful because it’s selfish. If we shift the language from “What can I get?” to “how can I serve?” we’d see a positive change.

So true. Femenism wouldn't come into existence if men didn't abuse their leadership role.

This is why the Chruch has been emphasizing the role of the man in marriage as saint Paul states (paraphrasing) "loving his wife as Christ loved the Church to the point of giving His live for her on the Cross". Men must understand that they have to love their wives and die daily for them and this means die to their egos every day. If a woman senses this from her husband (plus good judgement) she will just surrender to him easily. Women give their bodies to their husbands and are vulnerable in doing this. Their nature is one of vulnerability. They give their bodies and then pregnancy happens thus they are vulnerable by nature and if they can't trust their husbands the relationship breaks down. But women can do many things: get educated (not in order to despise men but because education is good), exercise their civil rights and civil participation (not to bash men but to be an integral part of their communities), educate good men (after all they are mothers to new generation of men). These are strengths that help a woman be a better partner to her husband. Still she needs to trust in his love and judgement.

Blaming men as usual. A feminist mind indeed...

The interesting thing is, what Dr. Carrie Gress calls the 'anti-mary spirit' other people call the 'jezebel spirit.' Frankly, I do not think that's a coincidence. I personally believe that Jezebel *WAS* the Anti Mary. While people fear the coming of the Antichrist before Christ's Second Coming, the Anti Mary came before Christ's *FIRST* Coming.

Thnx will look into it!

Don't forget her other book about Mary, "The Marian Option". Also very good.

Sames!

Added these to my Christmas list! So excited to read!

Only with the permission of her husband and not avoiding any household duties.

@@soccerlife5041 They worked together- Louis knew that her lacemaking was more profitable than his watchmaking, so they went all-in with the lace. Cooperation is the key thing here.

​@@abbyskiGod forbid, a man setting aside his career? That won't help his reputation among the trads.

@@soccerlife5041 they had a maid. Are you sure no neglecting duties? Have you even read Zelie’s letters where she bemoans working so much she can’t spend adequate time with her family?

​@LlywellynOBrien You have an odd, stereotyped view of traditional Catholicism.

Quite a familiar and sad story of questioning elites and what liars will do to keep up a lie…reminds me of what happened to the doctors who actually believe in science and went against the fake virus hysteria of 2020

Very sad to hear that. No good deed goes unpunished, it is said.

Yes! That short was excellent!

But you know without feminism she wouldn't be able to be here? Why isn't she at home with her kids?

@@user-bl4lf9rg8m that's patently false, did you even watch the video?

​@@user-bl4lf9rg8mWomen were promonent and happier before feminism. You are confusing soft power with a complete lack of power.

I'm about halfway through the video and I am wondering about this. Wholesale exclusion of women from educational institutions, laws prohibiting women from owning property, etc etc. Are we really just supposed to ignore all that? I'm on board with Dr. Gress but I really wish this was at least addressed.

She did address it in the beginning about how great education is.

Spiritual motherhood is using your womanly traits to nurture anyone who needs nurturing too. If you have a job, that could be listening with attentiveness of a mother to whoever needs you. It could be providing a meal for a family that you know of that just had a child. Motherhood looks at someone who is in need and goes in haste, like Mary, to help them in their need. There are people who marry later in life and end up having children (biological or adopted) in their 40s! God is great and places things in our path at the right time. God bless

I am the mother to an adopted child, our only daughter. My vocational life is lived in many ways - as a teacher, volunteer chaplaincy, family life. Could using the word 'womanhood' be helpful for us all I wonder.

@thatsfunny2051 Sometimes people just do get married later on in life. That was the case with both my parents and with the parents of many (maybe even most) of my friends. It sounds like you do want to get married, so you'll be in my prayers. I'm sorry it's been difficult

Single, childless women happened to be among the closest disciples of Our Lord. You have the freedom to go to more Masses, go to Adoration often, spend more time in prayer (15 decade rosary is big). The full successors to the woman disciples of Our Lord are religious sisters, which you should at least try out since they don't make you take any vows for a long time, but there is still so much you can do as it is. God bless you and may Our Lady keep you.

​@@rx0102in our modern society, a single childless women doesn't necessarily have that freedom. Most women are worked as if they were men, with no thought whatsoever of their more limited ability to handle it. Modern society sees women as defective men, just as it sees men as defective women. It wants everyone to be grey blobs with no particular gifts or weaknesses

Totally agree! It's eye opening.

I was thinking the same thing. Rachel Wilson and Dr.Carrie Gress having a discussion about Feminism and its occultic roots would be fascinating.

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He has had her on the show, but I think it would be interesting to have her and Dr. Gress on.

@@francikeen When did I say that women are oppressors?

@@francikeen When you respond directly to my comment beginning with, “women are not oppressors,” that comes across as you making a contradiction to my comment.

@@francikeen There are a lot of assumptions you’re making about my comment.

@@francikeen I’m not interested in playing games. If you’re open to dialogue then I’m happy to talk but otherwise I won’t engage.

​@@nickmedley4749She's using word salad because she's triggered. Ignore her. Your original comment was absolutely correct.

I promise you, the view that women shouldn't work or that men are at fault if they have to is not representative of Catholic teaching. These ideas are popular in some circles, but aren't esspecially Catholic. For one, we have a number of women Saints who have worked outside of the home (not to mention Proverbs 31 is in our Bible as well). Anyone claiming that the Church teaches that mothers should not work is on the fringes of Catholic thought.

No, women ought to be at home, where they can rest and fulfill their duty. Circumstances can force women outside of the home but the norm we should be striving for is women staying at home

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@@newtonia-uo4889 Why?

I think it would be more of a debate than a discussion. I don’t think they’re actually on the same page about it.

Why? Favale is a feminist and recent convert. She needs to have a few decades as a Catholic before she will have anything to contribute. Currently she's just another convert with little to show for it.

Leo XIII, Encyclical Arcanum, February 10, 1880. The authority of the father over his family: “Not only, in strict truth, was marriage instituted for the propagation of the human race, but also that the lives of husbands and wives might be made better and happier. This comes about in many ways: by their lightening each other's burdens through mutual help; by constant and faithful love; by having all their possessions in common; and by the heavenly grace which flows from the sacrament. Marriage also can do much for the good of families, for, so long as it is conformable to nature and in accordance with the counsels of God, it has power to strengthen union of heart in the parents; to secure the holy education of children; to temper the authority or the father by the example of the divine authority; to render children obedient to their parents and servants obedient to their masters.” Encyclical Sapientiæ Christianæ, January 10, 1890. The husband is the head of his family: “This is a suitable moment for us to exhort especially heads of families to govern their households.” Encyclical Rerum Novarum, May 15, 1891. The husband is the head of the wife: “Secondly, the mutual duties of husband and wife have been defined, and their several rights accurately established. They are bound, namely, to have such feelings for one another as to cherish always very great mutual love, to be ever faithful to their marriage vow, and to give one another an unfailing and unselfish help. The husband is the chief of the family and the head of the wife. The woman, because she is flesh of his flesh, and bone of his bone, must be subject to her husband and obey him; not, indeed, as a servant, but as a companion, so that her obedience shall be wanting in neither honor nor dignity. Since the husband represents Christ, and since the wife represents the Church, let there always be, both in him who commands and in her who obeys, a heaven-born love guiding both in their respective duties. For “the husband is the head of the wife; as Christ is the head of the Church…. Therefore, as the Church is subject to Christ, so also let wives be to their husbands in all things.”

No one should be submitting in a relationship. why would you have one person be a master and another a slave? This is unequal

@@ASMRyouVEGANyet both are slaves to one another but in different ways.

​@@ASMRyouVEGANyetThe Bible says so, and your twisted understanding will not do anything aside from drive you from Truth.

Doesn’t sound like you understand the catholic teaching on marriage at all. Plus, you’re a TROLL

IVF is so evil and it does break my heart to hear that this knowledge is hurting kids but I really don't know any way around it. We all have to learn that our parents are sinful at some point. No one is perfect and that is a super hard lesson for kids who look up to and respect their parents (as they should). It is up to the parents to, with humility, explain that they did sin and show their children that they are endeavoring to do better. This helps the kids to respect them even more!

I’ve always thought IVF is evil too but never said anything to anyone about it in case I offended them.

That was Michael Knowles’ take on it as well! Fascinating!

Me too, and I also found it hilarious. Maybe the humor just appeals to gen z more?

Yeah, I kinda see that side too. Greta Gerwig attended Catholic school, so I wonder if her take on women was in fact influenced by the Church more than we realize?

It does!

Would LOVE to hear that discussed.

I am reading Isaiah rn and it is talking about how foolish it is to trust in any other help other than The Lord. He is our only Savior. Putting our hope in anyone else will end up in destruction.

@@thepuffinpanda9139 but certainly you can take it too far. Do you rely on the Lord to feed you? Sure you do, but you don’t just sit at home waiting for the food to arrive at your doorstep, you have to do something to pay for it, you have to order it or go out and buy it, etc.

@@sarahj3349 Sure, but there is a big difference between those two things. We are commanded to work or we shouldn't be allowed to eat. (‭‭2 Thessalonians‬ ‭3:10‬ ‭DRC1752‬‬ [10] For also when we were with you, this we declared to you: that, if any man will not work, neither let him eat.") But in a marriage the husband and wife become one flesh and make binding vows before God so God (and His church by extension) is the only one who can help a husband or a wife who are having issues because it was before and to Him that they made vows. Seems pretty logical to me. Also, if we don't have any other recourse, we all will take marriage more seriously and the massive number of broken families in our world today shows that maybe going back to those old standards would be a good thing.

Men 'sin' far too frequently

@@wyleecoyotee4252 and women don't?

Thank you for expressing this so eloquently! I hope Matt and his viewers read your comment. I have served as a childbirth educator, doula for 24 years, and more recently as a women’s health/labor & delivery/ mother-baby nurse. The vulnerability women surrender themselves to by receiving their husbands into their bodies, and then welcoming, surrendering to, and nurturing their children within their bodies during pregnancy and childbirth, is immeasurable. Post birth, the nurturing, sustaining, and surrendering to their children through constant, countless daily (and nightly) sacrifices (think feeding their children out of their very bodies for years) to safeguard their well-being and nurture health in loving arms. Women, wives, mothers are constantly surrendering and submitting their lives and bodies to their families. The notion that women ought to be subject to reprimand and chastisement at their conferences in the same drill-sergeant or tough-coach way that men may appreciate, is profoundly missing the mark. How desperate we are to be seen, to be cherished, to be honored, protected, and guarded from such bullying tactics. Women recoil with the word “submission” because so many men fail to lay down their lives as a living sacrifice of love and fail to grasp and understand the profound vulnerability of their wives. Women are justifiably afraid of the men who dictate their need for obedience and submission, because so many men, out of their own brokenness, readily slip into a mindset of domination. Many weaker men (spiritually and emotionally) are unwilling or not yet able to love and serve vulnerably as our Lord did, “even unto death”. Women readily surrender to their husbands when they feel safe, seen, and profoundly and sacrificially loved. The surest way for a man to gain the respect (submission and obedience) of his wife is for him to radically pursue our Lord. In conforming himself to Christ and becoming the physical image of our Savior and his infinite love to his wife and children, he will be revered and blessed by them. Many women have been deprived of the opportunity to encounter such men in their lives. Unfortunately, they often have many examples of exactly the opposite. This creates fear. Fear that they must wrangle care, protection, security, etc. on their own. For both men and women, growing in their relationship with our good God can slowly (or sometimes dramatically) bring about the deep healing of wounds necessary to trust one another in the intimacy and vulnerability of marriage. If husband and wife pray together, they have an opportunity to grow in the grace of their vocations alongside one another, encouraging one another into healing and wholeness while honing in on their personal growth in holiness. I’ve been blessed with a good, strong man who desires holiness. We’ve been married for 31 years. We both love sacrificially and seek healing in our areas of brokenness. We are very much together-together helping each other on the journey to holiness. We are gracious with each other because it’s a tough journey at times, both individually and as a couple. We don’t need to dictate behavior to one another. I have never said, “Man up” to him, especially when he has clearly been in his most vulnerable moments as a husband, father, and provider. He has certainly never bludgeoned me with the dictate to submit to him when I have been tempted through my own sincere sense of fear and vulnerability to grasp and wrangle with control. In our weakest moments we strive to show up even more as loving spouses, eager to bind one another’s wounds and speak life into fear. Again, when men lead as Jesus leads, fear melts away and trust and surrender naturally follow. Perfect love casts out all fear. Women fear the words “submission and obedience” because almost all of us have encountered the abuse of power by those who were called to lead us in the past. The remedy is Jesus! Conformity to him is the solution. Men are called to this profound leadership within their homes. Good leaders never have to coerce or demand a following. They inspire one! ❤

@@Blessedcrestfarm Perfect love casts out all fear. --> Perfect. God bless you and your husband.

Rebelliousness in women actually really can’t be mitigated by a man loving them. This is the EXACT same thing that women say not to do with men: don’t date someone thinking you can ‘fix’ them. Don’t get me wrong, men do need to love their women totally. But I know there are tons of Catholic men striving right now to do so. I also know that there are very few Catholic women that are striving as hard as the men to be the best versions of themselves. I’ve been blessed with a wonderful woman, but most of my bros are getting this feminist trash and then get dropped when they refuse to cave. So how about this? Stop complaining about men, woman up, and freaking change. We get told this all the time about life as men. Time for y’all to start taking ownership, too.

@@UnaVincemus there we go, they censored me because I pointed to a different channel… oh well, I can’t give advice as the rabbi from the video because I wouldn’t give it justice so I will tell you: read the homily by Saint Chrysostom and you will see what loving your wife entails.

@@user-ll3wf6bb6cI have. Many times. My girlfriend (soon fiancé) said the way I love her reminds her of his words, even before I knew that she knew of it. Love didn’t stop Eve’s rebellion, even the perfect love of God, unclouded by sin. I have seen so many men love their wives/girlfriends so, so well, only to be perpetually treated like garbage. I can tell you with total sincerity that there are many, many men striving to love their women like Christ loves. It’s time for YOU all to take ownership and do the same.

Yes!

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Women need more or different rights than men. We bear children, the next generation.

You should write a book about this.

@@michaelkaminski1166 oh my friend, if you only knew….

@@warriorpoet9629I second this. It sounds like a really eye opening story.

I think she's right that we wake up through the pain that's being inflicted upon us. I know I started waking up to the false promises of Feminism in my thirties, thirty-odd years ago, raising two children by myself, feeling anything but empowered and trying to do the impossible: be both Mom and Dad to my kids while also impoverished. Ya.

What if we were to pray for a community of good men in your life, that produces a good partner for you *and* that doesn't sexually harass you in the Church?

Praying that God's will for you be done. I too am alone. It may or may not always be so - deus vult.

Okay.... Doesn't mean it's connected

​@@ASMRyouVEGANyetSo you're defending satanic practices then?

That's terrifying. We really do have the option to run to or away from God in times of trouble.

It's sad to think about the damage that has been done with all the spiritualism and feminism over the years. It's probably unrelated, but having spiritualism in your family tree can't be good. That's all

Feminists are the ones fighting sex trafficking and pornography and helping women around the world get an education and get free from abusive husbands..to laugh at feminism is to say you support everything they fight.

@@ASMRyouVEGANyet a great contingent of feminists are for pornography and some even directly assist sex trafficking in their advocation.

​@@ASMRyouVEGANyet Those men want to keep.women uneducated and under their control.

"Catholic" feminists.

If you wish to think of it that way, Selah, The Trinity consists of 3 male personages, all will be rulers in heaven.

​@@johnisaacfelipe6357We refer to all of the members of the Trinity by male pronouns but they are definitively not male. God has no body, no sex and no gender, only the human nature taken on by Christ is male.

I would suggest that much of the conversation here is on the fringes of what the Church teaches in this area. I would describe some of the ideas that Dr Gress and Matt float or allude to as pretty extreme, particularly when it comes to women's work, voting etc.

Since you say you are a Christian woman seeking the Kingdom of God, I will simply point you to God's Word, where He Himself declares that hierarchy isn't evil (as even the Holy Trinity exists as a hierarchy within the Godhead), and that He has made a hierarchy among His creatures, "22 Wives, submit to your own husbands, as to the Lord. 23 For the husband is the head of the wife even as Christ is the head of the church, his body, and is himself its Savior. 24 Now as the church submits to Christ, so also wives should submit in everything to their husbands." - Ephesians 5:22-24 Three short verses, before a much bolder and longer statement of what it means for a man to be a husband, to be a head (to die for his bride as Christ died for His bride), as Jesus taught us that we lead by serving.

Wow… you’ve had a bad experience with Calvinism (one of the absolute dumbest branches of Protestantism and filled with the most poison), so you can’t listen to a reasonable and intelligent Catholic woman speak truth. Sounds like you should really consider intense counseling, along with the majority of women commenting on this video…

Check out a book called Occult Feminism: The Secret History of Women's Liberation by Rachel Wilson. It's a nice compliment to Dr Gress' Anti-Mary exposed book.

Oh how interesting, both ladies used the book Satanic Feminism in their research.