Writer and Professor @McGrathND. Author 'Our Lady of the Sign' + 'The Genesis of Gender' + 'Into the Deep' @IgnatiusPress. Auspice Maria.
South Bend, IN
Joined January 2021
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My debut novel is here!
New @IgnatiusPress: "Our Lady of the Sign: A Novel" by @FavaleAbs
"A deliciously atmospheric, and occasionally spine-tingling, read.”— @sallyreadwriter
“Gritty, nuanced, and beautifully told ... This story deserves a wide audience.”— @writingrhonda
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I'll be speaking at this: join us, people of good will
This September, @FairerSexFD Featured Authors and friends are convening in New York for two and a half days to find a better way forward for women. If you’re interested in attending, email izziforfd@gmail.com with a short bio and why you’d like to join us. Space is very limited.
The finale of the Gender Accompaniment Project is here! Featuring commentary from the brilliant @JohnCavadini and a powerful conversion story from Njada. Here's a taste...
Here's a teaser for Episode 9: Fear & Love, the penultimate episode of the series.
This episode is close to my heart.
We are nearing the culmination of the GAP podcast! Episodes 8 and 9 are here, and the finale will drop next week.
Here's a teaser for episode 8: Boxes & Labels.
And welcome back all you Lenten social media and podcast fasters! While you were away, we launched a new podcast called The Gender Accompaniment Project.
Episodes 1-4 are available now, wherever you listen to podcasts.
Episode 4 of The Gender Accompaniment Project is here. How does Christ meet us in our unmet desires?
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Episode 3 is live, as well! Visit mcgrath.nd.edu/GAP for show links + more info about @FavaleAbs’ new podcast.
The first two episodes of The Gender Accompaniment Project with Abigail Favale are now live!
This 10-part documentary-style podcast from the McGrath Institute for Church Life blends personal stories with thoughtful commentary to explore gender, faith, and the Christian call to accompaniment.
Listen now and encounter powerful testimonies. Visit the comments section for a show link.
"Body & Story" - Episode 3 of The Gender Accompaniment Project drops tomorrow!
Blessed Holy Week ❤️🔥
Here's the landing page for the GAP podcast series. We'll be releasing new episodes every two weeks through June.
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In episode two of The Gender Accompaniment Project, we take a deep dive into the concept of gender. Here's a taste.
The first two episodes of The Gender Accompaniment Project are out now! Here is a teaser for episode 1: "Us & Them."
I've been working on this podcast project for a couple of years now. So excited to finally share these stories with the world. First two episodes launch tomorrow! Series teaser below.
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Today is the anniversary of Roe, which technically was overturned 3.5 years ago. So what this anniversary and Sanctity of Human Life month mean in 2026? My reflections today @mereorthodoxy with a lot of help from @FavaleAbs's beautiful new novel. mereorthodoxy.com/in-this-ho…
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Love the gloss of @FavaleAbs's novel having the setup of a Hallmark Christmas movie (big city academic snowed in in her childhood home)... but there are demons.
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For those who want a deeper dive into the theological and anthropological foundations of the new Catholic feminism, I'd highly recommend @FavaleAbs beautiful series at cultivatingcatholicfeminism.… as well as these engaging lectures at Notre Dame last year: mcgrath.nd.edu/conferences/a…
Apparently this lecture of mine at Benedictine College made the @ThomisticInst top 3 episodes of the year.
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Our Lady of the Sign: The Stunning Debut Novel by Abigail Favale
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“Freedom isn’t the right to buy and sell everything, but the space to live without being bought or sold.”
Fantastic piece by my beloved wife in the Wall Street Journal(!) about why surrogacy should be banned
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Love this reflection from the great Helen Alvare.
"Or as my Brian used to ironically say: 'You’ll show them, Helen! Getting up at 4:45 am, going to bed late, being exhausted at all times, pasting yourself together with makeup and Tylenol. Yeah that’s taking it to the man!'"
The New Feminism is so much a part of my professional and personal and spiritual life—for over thirty years—that I have struggled to separate it out and hold it up for inspection.
--Helen Alvare
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