Katie Luther was a remarkable Christian woman; however, it's horrible that she basically got stuck in a convent at 16, had to get married to survive after leaving the convent, and then was thrown out into the street like a piece of trash after her husband died. I'm glad modern girls and women have real rights now and so many more options for their lives. That women don't have to utterly dependent on their husbands is a good thing. It's sad that the Lutheran Witness in January 2022 published an article condemning feminism and married women's property rights. How ironic. Plus, the Luthers had six kids. Were none of them alive and able to support their widowed mother? What about the Saxon rulers that supported Martin? Did they do nothing for Mrs. Luther? What about the church in Wittenberg? Did they let the widow of the Reformer become a pauper? What kind of Christians were these people?