My father never let me get away with self-pity. Never allowed me to win an argument with tears.

Something in our nature craves the constraints that produce the rewards an honour code confers.

I am not suggesting you live your lives as I lived mine. I only ask that you be true to yourselves.

More than 70% of American women today reject the "feminist" label, partly because, in Hof Summers' words, "they don't want to be liberated from their womanhood."

The feminine soul, created in love and for love, can be a lovely thing to encounter.

Weary of establishment feminism's emphasis on me-first autonomy and our popular culture's reduction of women to sex objects and shopaholics, many are discovering another, more radical model of women's liberation. 

It's the problem that wont go away for professionally successful mothers: "work-life balance."

Those of us who hold to so-called "traditional gender roles" are often assumed to believe that women should submit to men. This isnt true.

On the 100th anniversary of International Women's Day, I find myself profoundly ambivalent about feminism.

It was the present pope who wrote what remains I think the clearest analysis of the problems we face in restoring some balance to a society that has demeaned fatherhood and exalted in its place not motherhood but a scheme for the "empowerment" of women.