Catherine Cullen's Faithful Fight: From Ministry to Legal Activism
Episode Overview
Catherine's diverse spiritual journey and involvement in various traditions Her decision to move to Florida and focus on legal activism for reproductive rights Insights into the evolving landscape of substance misuse and progress in addressing the opioid crisis Emphasis on the importance of community engagement and social impact initiatives Catherine's passion for activism and advocacy in protecting women's rights and driving positive change
I need to use my legal expertise in this area... My task is to stay in shape so I can walk that path. But yeah, I'm excited. That's it. It's really good, and we will miss you in this area because I'll be back to visit.
What happens when a minister decides to take her faith beyond the pulpit? In this episode of 'Courage to Hope', host Tony LaGreca sits down with Catherine Cullen, a minister with nearly two decades of service at the First Parish Church in Duxbury. Catherine opens up about her unique spiritual journey, which includes deep dives into Unitarian Universalism and Buddhism, and how these experiences have shaped her worldview. But Catherine's story doesn't stop there.
She recently made a bold move to Florida, where she's now channeling her passion into legal activism, particularly focusing on women's reproductive rights. Catherine's commitment to making a difference in the legal arena is nothing short of inspiring. She also touches on the evolving challenges of substance misuse, highlighting the strides being made in tackling the opioid crisis.
Her conversation with Tony is a blend of heartfelt anecdotes and insightful reflections, offering listeners a fresh perspective on how faith and activism can intersect to drive meaningful change. Whether you're interested in spiritual growth, social justice, or the complexities of addiction recovery, this episode has something for everyone.