Celebrating Women and Salvadoran Martyrs of Faith and Justice with Lia Salinas | S2E7

This episode was recorded and is being released during women’s history month so we talk about influential women from her life, the blessings and challenges she has experienced as a woman in the church, and more broadly the role of women in the church. In the month of March we also solemnly remember and celebrate the lives of Blessed Rutilio Grande and Saint Oscar Romero, both martyrs from El Salvador, so we talk a bit about them and the impact their stories have on Salvadorans today.  Snippet from the show "If you don't see women sitting at the table...invite them in. Look around you."  "They weren't casualties of war. These were men that the government found to be threatening because they were raising their voices for the atrocities that were being committed against the Salvadoran people. [...] They serve to be images of hope that we can aspire to be the voice for those that don't have a voice" Quotes used in the teaching segment: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pPG255bTOg9VlM8N9MkmSQP9cyx63DsXQKrspsvH1eg/edit?usp=sharing Read or listen to all of Romero's homilies at: http://www.romerotrust.org.uk/homilies-and-writings/homilies Send your thoughts and recommendations of the podcast by filling out this feedback form: https://bit.ly/reclaimingsjfeedback