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Settling in for what I knew would be a wild ride, Sarah Polley’s Oscar-winning film for adapted screenplay, Women Talking, I recognized quickly what this movie was about: discernment. Somehow I hadn’t known that going in, though I knew the premise: the women in a community of Old Order Mennonites gather to decide what to do after it is revealed that men and boys are committing widespread sexual assault against the women and girls.
You are here: Home / Archives for Bearings / Interviews "The question Dorothy asked of herself and her readers in 1933 remains the same one I have: what are people of faith to do in such a moment in history?" Patrick Henry interviews Sister Dolores Schuh, truly a "Collegeville Great," as she prepares to turn 90. Taylor Brorby talks about toxic masculinity, activism, North Dakota, and his experience with a Reconciling in Christ church within the ELCA.
Dorothy C. Bass is a theologian, historian, mother, grandmother, stepmother, and former Collegeville Institute Resident Scholar. She has written, edited, or coedited more than a dozen books on practical theology and vocation. In her new book, Stepmother: Redeeming a Disdained Vocation (Broadleaf Books, April, 2022), she explores the complicated, and often-maligned, role by drawing on her own experiences as a stepmother.
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