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On this episode of The Hive Cast Podcast, Hillary interviews Sister Monica Clare, the Sister Superior of the Community of St. John Baptist, a convent of vowed nuns in the Episcopal Church. Before she became a nun at age 46, Sister Monica Clare worked in entertainment advertising in Hollywood for 20 years.
Learn more and follow Sister Monica Clare:
Website: www.csjb.org
TikTok: @nunsenseforthepeople https://www.tiktok.com/@nunsenseforthepeople
Instagram: @claudettemonica https://www.instagram.com/claudettemonica/
Facebook: Claudette Monica Powell https://www.facebook.com/ClaudettePowell2015/
Twitter: @cPowell08 https://twitter.com/Cpowell08
Special crossover episode from the Episcopal Church's, Prophetic Voices Podcast.
For this Holy Week, we discuss the Maundy Thursday lectionary with thoughtful and provocative speakers who look under the surface of this text to find additional gems. Great thanks to the Episcopal Church for letting us air this episode on The Hive Cast Podcast.
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Hillary Raining is integrating her spirituality research.
What does it look like to lead change at the start of a reformation? The Rev. Dr. Hillary Raining is reclaming her indigenous spiritualities, placing them at the forefront of her research in spirituality and trauma. She is asking tough questions about power, agency, racism, and colonialism of Anglican Spirituality and The Episcopal Church, all while loving it fiercely and getting good sleep for Christmas!
Original broadcast from uncommon Good
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Instagram: @thehiveapiary CONTENT WARNING: academic discussion of truama, blood memory, deep dive into Christian systematic theology.(un)common good with pauli reese is produced in Southwest Philadelphia, on the unceded land of the Lenni Lenape tribe and the Black Bottom Community. Check us out on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok: @uncommongoodpodwe chat to ordinary people doing uncommon good in service of our common humanity. thanks for joining us on the journey of (un)common good!
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