Christina M. Sorrentino
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Christina M. Sorrentino

Christina M. Sorrentino is the Editor-in-Chief at Ignitum Today and a regular contributor to Missio Dei Catholic. She is the Theology Department Chair at a Catholic high school and freelance writer who resides in Staten Island, New York. Ms. Sorrentino has contributed to various publications, including Our Sunday Visitor, Catholic Exchange, Word on Fire, and Homiletic & Pastoral Review. She is a published author, and co-authored her most recent books, The Crown of Roses: Devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary and The Eucharistic Revival Project. You can visit her Substack, or follow her on X.

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Latest Articles By Christina M. Sorrentino

"Crisis" in Religious Vocations

"Crisis" in Religious Vocations

??There has been much focus today on a "crisis" in religious vocations. We know that there are fewer numbers of younger women entering religious communities, but the "crisis" is not how many young women enter the convent, but how many leave the religious life after an often traumatic experience.
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I Thirst

I Thirst

The following is an excerpt from Christina M. Sorrentino’s new book, Belonging to Christ: Catholic Poetry that reflects on the Gospel reading for today, The Samaritan Woman (John 4:5-42), for the First Scrutiny, the Third Sunday of Lent.
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Pius XII and the Holocaust

Pius XII and the Holocaust

Since the beginning of the pontificate of Pope Pius XII, he promoted the message of peace in the world as the time of his election and prior to his election to the Chair of Peter was a time of turmoil and violence with much bloodshed in a world on the brink of war.
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My Life Belongs to Christ

My Life Belongs to Christ

Belonging to Christ is a collection of poetry that shares the Catholic faith and experiences of a millennial woman in the twenty-first century as she journeys on the walk in holy cadence towards the beautiful gates of heaven.
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