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International Women’s Day Message from Provincial Superior of Handmaids of the Holy Child Jesus (HHCJ)

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Womanhood is a deeply personal and evolving journey that involves understanding and embracing one’s identity, both physically and emotionally. It encompasses growth, self-awareness, and resilience as women navigate societal expectations, challenges, and milestones like puberty and emotional maturity.

At its core, womanhood is not defined by a single experience but is shaped by individual aspirations, strengths, and transformations. It’s about cultivating strength, independence, empathy, and resilience while also learning how to support others in their own experiences.

For young girls growing into women, one of the most important aspects of womanhood is learning to embrace their unique selves. It’s vital to prioritize self-love, self-awareness, and to respect personal boundaries. Recognizing and accepting oneself, both in strengths and vulnerabilities, sets the foundation for a confident and authentic womanhood. This journey also includes understanding that there is no singular way to be a woman and that each individual experience is valid.

Guidance for young girls includes fostering independence, education, and continuous personal growth. Building knowledge empowers them to shape their future confidently and pursue their dreams. It’s also crucial to know and assert one’s worth, ensuring respect and equality in all relationships. Learning to balance both strength and vulnerability is key, as women should feel comfortable seeking support when needed while also asserting themselves in various aspects of life.

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Lastly, fostering healthy relationships, embracing solidarity with other women, and empowering one another are essential components of womanhood. Young girls should be encouraged to create supportive networks and lead with compassion and confidence. The path to womanhood is unique to every individual, and there is no “right” way to navigate it. Ultimately, it’s about growing into an empowered, balanced, and authentic version of oneself.

Sr. Christina Doggu, HHCJ 

Provincial Superior, Ghana Province

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