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The Fringes

by Sisters of the Little Way

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Latest episodes

  • Episode Five: Beth’s Story

    October 21, 2026 · 28 min

    In this week’s fifth episode of The Fringes, we listen to the lived experience of “Beth,” we share a courageous personal testimony entrusted to us by “Beth,” who shares her lived experience of growing up in an intentional Catholic…

  • Episode Four: Sister Sarah’s Story

    October 14, 2026 · 29 min

    In our fourth episode of our new podcast, The Fringes, we listen to the story of “Sister Sarah,” a former Catholic religious sister who anonymously shares her experience of spiritual, emotional, and psychological abuse inside a…

  • Episode Three: Deacon John’s Story

    October 7, 2026 · 32 min

    In the third episode of our new podcast, The Fringes, we listen to the story of “Deacon John,” a survivor who shares about his experience of abuse by a trusted priest within the Church while he was discerning his vocation to the…

  • Episode Two: Michael’s Story

    September 30, 2026 · 27 min

    In this week’s second episode of The Fringes, we listen to the lived experience of “Michael,” a survivor who shares his account of abuse as a minor by his parish pastor—and the years of institutional silence and the lifelong burden he…

  • Episode One: Maria’s Story

    September 23, 2026 · 28 min

    In the premiere episode of our new podcast, The Fringes, survivor “Maria” shares her story of grooming, abuse, boundary erosion, and the misuse of spiritual authority within the Church. After Maria’s testimony, Sr. Theresa Aletheia and Sr…

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About the show

The Fringes is a podcast series that elevates the voices of survivors of harm in the Church. Each episode begins with a respectful reading of an anonymous survivor’s story, followed by a conversation between Sr. Theresa Aletheia and Sr. Danielle Victoria exploring the story’s various elements and considering what we can learn from listening to survivors in order to help form a safer Church. www.sistersofthelittleway.com