This paper brings an overview of Edith Stein regarding the specific being of woman and how she should achieve equilibrium between her family life as a wife and a mother with her public and professional work in her chosen vocation. Stein describes differences in nature of men and women emphasizing reciprocal complementarity between the sexes. She states how a woman is oriented towards the live-personal and the concretely human which allows her to be a mother and a companion to her husband. The same habitus can be transferred to any vocation woman choses through which she humanizes her work environment, especially her male co-workers. Edith Stein calls such a female approach to womens public and professional efforts the ethos of female vocations. Also, she thinks the womens emancipation movement doesnt advocate for the good of the entire female sex. Stein also gives a great deal of attention to upbringing and education of girls. For her, its not just about educating women how to take care of their families and work for the benefit of society, but also about the spiritual wellbeing of women. Education and useful work help women control negative aspects of their nature, the legacy of the original sin, which can pervert womans natural inclination to nurture and foster others into need to dominate and oppress. Stein states how motherhood isnt limited only on ones biological offspring, every woman is also called to a sort of spiritual motherhood. Education and upbringing are functions in the Church woman can perform according to her nature. So writings of Edith Stein on women are still relevant regarding religious instruction in school mainly taught by women.