Kimberly Cook
Writer, Podcaster, Mother, & Catholic Apologist
Kimberly Cook
Writer, Podcaster, Mother, & Catholic Apologist
Reclaim Femininity
Digging deep into the vocation and dignity of woman in the Church, in modern times, and as an answer to the call for a new evangelization.
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Authentic voices are missing from much of our social media culture.
We seek to know – and to some extent, enter into relationship with the providers of our information. We not only want community, but community that will uphold truth and lead us to embrace virtue.
All of us are seeking love and acceptance. We want this for ourselves, our spouses, our children, our loved ones, and other men and women as well.
Kimberly brings the truth, and she brings it in her own authentic voice!
The books that she writes and the podcasts she produces are all streamlined to help her audience achieve these goals – stronger and more virtuous marriages, strength on the single journey, deeper relationships with Christ, and an understanding of moral truth, particularly concerning our dignity and worth as men and women of God.
Latest Podcasts
Podcast #8: Building the Lego Catechism
Kevin and Mary O’Neill are a Catholic homeschool family with seven children. Mary is a stay at home mom with a degree in elementary education. Kevin runs the family landscaping company, which has given him ample time to listen to Catholic audio and to read on the...
Podcast #7: The Abolition Of Woman
Fiorella Nash is one of the leading modern Catholic feminist voices in the Church today. As I read through her recent book, The Abolition of Woman: How Radical Feminism is Betraying Women, I was overwhelmed by her mastery of the work – her vast research into feminism,...
Podcast #6: Sisters Of Life
The Sisters of Life is a contemplative/active religious community of women founded in 1991 by John Cardinal O’Connor for the protection and enhancement of the sacredness of every human life. Like all religious communities, they take the three traditional vows of...
Latest Articles
Abuse in the Church
Moral Gravity To experience shock and scandal is always the appropriate response to disorder, particularly in the realm of sexual sin, and far greater when that sin is perpetually committed by representatives of Christ himself. As I read through the recent...
Being a Broken Thing
One of the hardest metaphysical realities, taught to us both by Christ and through nature, is finding new life through death. Creation is continuously dying and through that death is being created anew. I don't like this process. It's agonizing. Why does beauty lie...
Gospel Reflection – Hemorrhaging Woman
Cursed by Blood As a woman living in the 21st century, fertility can certainly be perceived as a blessing and a curse. The week-long menstrual cycle each month is quite often the feminine curse that restricts woman from activities, zaps her energy, heightens her...
Gospel Reflections – Birth of John
How Did She Know? There is something that is very perplexing to me about the birth and naming of John the Baptist. How did Elizabeth know that his name should be John? For, as the scripture tells us, Elizabeth first spoke up when asked what his name should be: And on...
Our Love Story
An Early Revelation From a very early age, I drew close to our Lord, and although not from a very devout household, I found myself speaking with the Lord often throughout my childhood. Among these years of childhood innocence, there were a few very distinct spiritual...
Blessed Mother Barbie – Veiling
My daughter is very into Barbie dolls right now, and she particularly likes to dress them up and accessorize them with shoes and head pieces. Princesses and queens are always at the height of her fashion choices, which is nice because they are often over-dressed,...
Almsgiving
I used to dread the red light that stopped me at the busy intersection right next to a wearily downcast homeless person, holding a crumpled cardboard sign. I would try to read the dark sharpie letters written on the sign, out of the corner of my eye. I dared not to...
Suffering & Miracles
Dear Friends, I am writing to you on the feast of the most beloved St. Joseph! What a wonderful day to celebrate the role of fatherhood and the St. Josephs in our own lives. Here you can read my personal encounter with the foster father of Jesus, and how that...
Charity in Marriage
If you've ever set out to intentionally be more charitable, then you know better than most that your efforts, as well as your internal disposition are often challenged to a fault! There are times when I consider the choice of my married vocation, and wonder if I...
Kimberly Cook
Kimberly walked through the darkness – separation from God, radical feminism, and embracing anarchist philosophies.
Because she went on an epic faith journey from there, which led her to a deep relationship with Jesus Christ, and a Masters in Theology, Kimberly is able to pull from her unique past experience, as well as her knowledge of truth.
