About Catherine Bordeau

A native of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Catherine first came to New York to work with non-profit organizations doing advocacy at the United Nations. After five years of experience of challenging structures of injustice at the international level, Catherine made a decision to focus her work closer to home. Seminary was her next step. The experience was made possible with a full tuition scholarship - the Howard Moody scholarship. Currently, Catherine is the Clergy Leader in Training at the Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture. Catherine received a B.A. from Cardinal Stritch University in history and women’s studies. She has a Master of Divinity from Union Theological Seminary. Catherine lives in Park Slope with her partner Alexandra and a bi-lingual puppy named Maya. She is passionate about racial justice, gender justice, the slow food movement, sustainable development and gardening.
Ethical Culture

Living an Intentional Life: Ethical Culture

In this blog post, I want to talk about the story of us. The archive of humanity. Imagine our whole human history as a room full of file cabinets. Every single human attempt at the search for truth, meaning and explanation is contained within this room. Pages and pages of recorded feelings, stories and thoughts are piled away in the most disorganized system in the universe. It is chaos. Continue reading