About Jennifer RoseMary

Jennifer RoseMary

Jennifer RoseMary is a catholic priestess, ecofeminist theologian, ritual leader, preacher, musician and songwriter, poet, facilitator, aspiring herbalist, Reiki practitioner, midwife of justice, and lover of the natural world. A cradle Catholic, she attended St. Louis University for her undergrad where she received an Honors B.A. in International Studies and Theology with minors in Women’s Studies, Philosophy, and Spanish. This course of study was deeply influence by her study abroad experience in San Salvador, El Salvador at the University of Central America (UCA) where she was first introduced to liberation theology and feminist theology. Following the call to develop her skills for pastoral and ordained ministry, she later graduated with her Master of Divinity from Eden Theological Seminary in St. Louis, MO in 2019. She is currently pursuing a PhD in Christian Theology with a focus on Ecofeminist Theology at St. Louis University.

Jennifer enjoys creating and presiding at specialized rituals to honor particular moments in a person’s life and to honor liturgical seasons, feast days, and earth-based cycles and seasons. She is an ordained minister available to officiate weddings. She is also fluent in Spanish and happy to offer her many gifts and skills to the Spanish-speaking community for their spiritual and ritual needs. Jennifer is a skilled preacher with more than seven years preaching experience, and welcomes opportunities to share an ecofeminist inspired Word as a guest preacher at various churches. 

Jennifer finds joy in writing and sharing new songs, singing and praying together in ways that honor all beings, and learning more about the world around her. Jennifer leads Healing Earth Circles both virtually and in person as a way to foster this type of healing community and help us remember our place in and reconnect to the greater web of life. She is also an aspiring herbalist and seeks to reclaim women’s ancient ways of knowing and sharing the abundant medicine that surrounds us in the plant world. 

Jennifer is particularly grateful to the communion of saints who surround and inspire her life and ministry in this world. She roots her call and spiritual leadership in the women leaders of the early Jesus movement including Mother Mary, Mary the Magdalene, and Mary and Martha of Bethany. She also has particular devotion to St. Francis and St. Clare of Assisi, St. Hildegard of Bingen, and St. Joan of Arc.

Jennifer is committed to healing herself and her ancestral lineages, particularly from the harms of internalized sexism, white supremacy, and colonialism. She is passionate about sharing this healing work with others in the Christian lineage, and has created and led multiple workshops for faith-based communities over the past seven year on topics such as: Christianity, White Supremacy and Colonialism; Anti-racism; Ecofeminism and Ecowomanism; Microagressions and Unconscious bias; the Prison Industrial Complex and Abolition; and Human Trafficking. She is available as a consultant and/or facilitator of this type of work.

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