Nadine Foley, OP, has served as a prioress, vicaress, and General Councilor of the Adrian Dominican Congregation, as well as US delegate to the International Union of Superiors General. She has a doctorate in philosophy from Catholic University and a masters degree in theology from Union Theological Seminary. She writes and speaks frequently on religious life and women in the Church.

"The book makes exciting and interesting reading as it ranges over theological, social, political, cultural and even financial dimensions of renewal in religious life. It displays a close familiarity with Vatican and Synodal documents, as well as in-depth knowledge and expertise in the many different areas under discussion." - Religious Life Review, May/June 2001

Nadine Foley, OP, has served as a prioress, vicaress, and General Councilor of the Adrian Dominican Congregation, as well as US delegate to the International Union of Superiors General. She has a doctorate in philosophy from Catholic University and a masters degree in theology from Union Theological Seminary. She writes and speaks frequently on religious life and women in the Church.

"The book makes exciting and interesting reading as it ranges over theological, social, political, cultural and even financial dimensions of renewal in religious life. It displays a close familiarity with Vatican and Synodal documents, as well as in-depth knowledge and expertise in the many different areas under discussion." - Religious Life Review, May/June 2001

Nadine Foley, OP, has served as a prioress, vicaress, and General Councilor of the Adrian Dominican Congregation, as well as US delegate to the International Union of Superiors General. She has a doctorate in philosophy from Catholic University and a masters degree in theology from Union Theological Seminary. She writes and speaks frequently on religious life and women in the Church.

"The book makes exciting and interesting reading as it ranges over theological, social, political, cultural and even financial dimensions of renewal in religious life. It displays a close familiarity with Vatican and Synodal documents, as well as in-depth knowledge and expertise in the many different areas under discussion." - Religious Life Review, May/June 2001