Sophia Park

Sophia Park Ph.D., is Assistant Professor of Religious Studies and Philosophy at Holy Names University and a member of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary. She authored a book, A Hermeneutic on Dislocation as Experience: Creating a Hybrid Identity, Constructing a Borderland (Peter Lang: New York, 2012) and has written numerous articles and chapters in books, focusing on biblical spirituality, cross-cultural spiritual direction and religious life from a global feminist perspective. Her main interest is how to empower the marginalized in this global society.

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On the evening of the Full Moon festival, candidates at the community house spent the evening singing and dancing with joy. (Sophia Park)

A hybrid community of joy in Ho Chi Minh City

The beauty of this community in Ho Chi Minh City manifests a deep sense of joy in living in two cultures that are fused, thereby creating a third culture that pursues intercultural sisterhood.

A legacy of border-crossing spirit

Beyond habits and no habits: A reflection on the identity of religious women in the U.S.

Global sorority: A contemplative encounter

A reflection on religious vocation: The wine is ready, but the wineskin is not