In Women of the New Testament, Pía Septién presents eleven women who encountered the living God. Some knew him personally and spoke with him, like Mary Magdalene or the sisters, Martha and Mary. Others, like Elizabeth, recognized him as God even before he was born. Also included are Anna the Prophetess, Lydia, the Samaritan woman, the woman who suffered from a hemorrhage for twelve years, and more.
In their friendships with Christ, these women found strength for their lives. Their stories are offered here in prose, with reflections on the virtues and lessons they teach us, notes from the Catechism of the Catholic Church, questions for the individual and group, and prayers. When you use Women of the New Testament as a guide for personal reflection or as a group Bible study, you'll discover what it was that those women saw in Jesus, what led them to follow him, and what they teach us today. You will also realize what he saw in them; for just like us, they were in need of God's love.
Pía Septién has a bachelor's degree in Business Administration, a Master's Degree in Theological Studies and a Certificate in Pastoral Ministry from The University of Dallas. For more than 5 years she has given classes for the Catholic Biblical School of the Diocese of Dallas and Tyler. She has authored the books Women of the Old Testament and Women of the New Testament. She is currently the Director of Continuing Education and an Instructor of the Catholic Biblical School at the University of Dallas.
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