The Feminine Genius w/ Lisa Cotter | E63

[@IsabellaMot]

Love this so much! I am always so in awe of how us Christian women are displayed in the bible. I think it’s beautiful.

[@hannahgodsoe7693]

Love hearing from Lisa again! I heard her speak for the first time in a video on Tuesday (last night) in RCIA. Please pray for me in my journey into Catholicism. ❤️ This was an awesome episode. Lila had such insightful additions and questions. I always enjoy hearing from her!

[@CatholicBaseball8]

This is great, makes me love women even more. Great talk about how we are all eventually called to serve, not as a single person, but as Married or Consecrated.

[@JohnHenrysaysHi]

Thank you for this interview with Lisa Cotter, Lila. God bless you.

[@claramorrissey1113]

Such a great podcast Lila!! Thank you! (Also, love your dress! Such beautiful colours!)

[@carissimaamicitiaest5535]

This is a very much needed episode. Thank you, Lila and Lisa. God bless you both and your families.

[@faithb6981]

shout out to all the spiritual mothers out there!

[@aurelianlauer2638]

As a 90s baby, this is the talk i wish i would have heard in my teens!

[@jilllingenfelter4682]

And I also grew up in the 80/90s And I don’t want to compete with my Godly guy pals And I have such absolute honor/respect for all my amazing Godly guy pals at my church. And I have learned so much from them. And then I apply what I learn in church to my ministries at church. And In life. And I’m not better than my amazing Godly guy pals :)And they really do challenge me to do better :) And I’m just so extremely extremely grateful/thankful to them:)@Lila Rose Podcast

[@devild4089]

Close too 100,000!

[@8littlebunnies]

100K subscribers today!!

[@thetorinado2697]

Omg it’s Lisa! I love this!

[@melaniellamas9824]

As a woman in the Catholic Church. When I was growing up I was raised in a liberal setting at school and was taught to be more masculine and my dad never was there and my mom passed away when I was young. How do you retrain your brain to be more feminine? It is effecting my relationship because i feel out of touch with my feminine side.

[@Mrs.Deanna_Ember]

Very interesting conversation 👏 I grew up in a military family and went through a brief "tom boy" phase in my teenn, although I still acknowledged I was born a girl. Lately it seems like certain people (male and female) want to disavow their birth gender altogether or hate their own gender completely. It's a blessing to be a woman (hardships and all) and hope more ladies don't fall into the radical feminist trap.

[@dreamagery]

Lila. Love your show. But as a pro video guy. I think the video filter is super heavy. Clean footage would be better.

[@aurelianlauer2638]

I find the filters heavy too

[@dylanvisitacion8618]

Interesting discussion. Thank you, Neighbor 👍

[@Sarikayacomesin]

Is this book on audible?

[@Sweetheartseer]

26:36

[@sacrednessoflife]

Leah Jacobson on the show please!!!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@DebraCozad]

Feminine is soft and flexible...adaptable....

[@pamelamorfin1664]

And to women that wanted to get married and become mothers and haven’t find their match yet… still they are called to bring their unique feminine genius to others, still they can become spiritual mothers… feel complete in Christ? Even tough they wish with all of her heart to get married but isn’t happening yet

[@inrisalvatore9520]

Are men and women indeed complementary to each other? Sure, but we should understand in what way they are complements. Here is when the biology comes to the scene. In a biological perspective, everything that is outside your body is part of the environment, including other people, which includes the opposite sex.( Your kids are a different story because they are your legacy). There are two types of things in the environment: Resources: things we should take advantage of. Threats: things we should avoid. Our genes build our bodies considering what I said above and with the goal to spread themselves in the environment. Therefore, our genes are not concerned to someone's else benefits besides our own(Again, our kids are a completely different story). Therefore men and women are complementary in a opportunistic way. We developed our strategies to take the most out of the opposite sex. This is the context in which the term "complementary" should be understood.

[@houstonka]

Does woman who are catholic and married but never had desire to have children, should they be banned from church?

[@dmiles3270]

I'm not Catholic. I was raised Baptist. I'm wondering if I should be a Methodist. But as a Christian I would say absolutely not. God may want children and a family from you / for you but ultimately he wants your love and worship and for you to be kind to your fellow man. At least that's how I was taught, and it seems right.

[@JadeReal]

Catholic Church does not ban such women. We all serve God in different ways. I’m single, Catholic, and have just joined the Catholic Women’s Association (CWA).

[@christinapfeifer4218]

No they are not banned from church. Purpose can be found to serve God without having children as well. The important thing is that the husband and wife continue to communicate their family planning goals and work on them together.

[@DebraCozad]

Trigger words abuse...helper and submit...why women couldn't charge husband of rape....absolute authority corrupts ...especially relationships husband and wife...I am 60 years old...

[@DebraCozad]

Some marriage removes the power of motherhood...misogyny removes and isolates the mother from natural bonds....JESUS did not recognize the mother bond...all r my mother and brothers...shunning...