The Voices of Women
Who are those who experience oppression, particularly the women, who are calling out to us? Who are the women using their voice to widen our circle of concern?
Teresa Marie Cariño is the director of parish faith formation at St. Ignatius Parish in San Francisco, CA.
She formally served as pastoral associate for youth and young adult ministry at the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola in New York City.
Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, she has deep roots in the Jesuit education tradition.
After graduating from St. Ignatius College Prep, she attended the University of San Francisco (USF), earning a bachelor’s degree in theology and religious studies with minors in Catholic studies & social thought and Philippine studies. While at USF, Teresa worked in the university ministry office and co-founded the student leadership group Ignatian Companions. She also studied abroad with the Casa Bayanihan program at the Ateneo de Manila University in the Philippines, working with marginalized communities.
Upon graduation, Teresa joined the Jesuit Volunteer Corps, spending a year of service working as a tenant organizer in New York City.
Who are those who experience oppression, particularly the women, who are calling out to us? Who are the women using their voice to widen our circle of concern?
We are called to prepare the way of the Lord, even as we wrestle with the difficult questions of our own complicity in unjust systems.
There is a time for action and there is a time for contemplation. How can we be, as St. Ignatius calls it, contemplative in action?
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