Kimberly Cook
Writer, Podcaster, Mother, & Catholic Apologist
Kimberly Cook
Writer, Podcaster, Mother, & Catholic ApologistReclaim 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.The Dignity of Women
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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 #16: Janet Smith
The first time I heard the CD Contraception: Why Not?, which made Janet Smith a household name, I was completely blown away. I knew that the Catholic Church frowned upon contraception, sex-before-marriage, and cohabitation...but I didn't really know why (or at least...
Podcast #15: Irene Alexander
The "feminine genius" is a term that was advanced by St. John Paul II during his papacy, and has challenged and encouraged both women and men in the Church since then. But what exactly "is" the feminine genius and how do women fully live this out, in order to find...
Podcast #14: Alice von Hildebrand
Alice von Hildebrand was close to her PhD in philosophy when she began applying to Catholic colleges - all of which turned her down, despite her strong curriculum vitae, because they refused to hire a women to teach philosophy. Alice had only been in the country for 7...
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I Saw Unplanned
Bound and determined to see the Unplanned movie before it left theaters, and amidst the hype and criticism, I was finally able to sneak out and see it. Here is my honest breakdown of the movie - as a movie, as truth, and in projecting its greater impact. Images have...
Sacred Art
It was my first time in Rome, and I was overwhelmed by the beautiful marvels of the Italian culture. I wanted to drink in every drop of Italy's timeless charm and rich history - the sites, the churches, the fountains and steps,...
The Dark Night of the Single Soul
My Dark Night I knew this moment would come sooner or later, but had hoped for the latter. As he knelt to propose, I couldn’t listen to a word he was saying – and not because of the sheer joy the moment should have elicited, but rather because I had become consumed...
