Reconciling Catholicism and feminism? : personal reflections on tradition and change - 20160731 frey50; Ebest, Sally Barr.; Ebest, Ron, 1956- (Notre Dame, Ind : University of Notre Dame Press, 2003)
PART I. LOOKING BACK: FEMINISM AND CATHOLICISM IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY -- American Catholic feminism: a history / Rosemary Radford Ruether -- The form didn't fit: charting new maps, illuminating new spaces / Jean Molesky-Poz -- Feminism and Catholicism / Janet Kalven -- Sex-linked traits / Jean McGarry -- Serviam / Madeleine Blais -- Telling old tales about something new: the vocation of a Catholic and feminist historian / Linda A. McMillin -- The elephant is slow to mate / Flavia Alaya -- After sufficient reflection: Catholic, feminist, and divorced / Victoria Kill -- Dis/re/com/union / Nancy Mairs -- Respecting life and respecting women's lives: abortion, feminism, and my return to the Catholic Church / Kathleen M. Joyce -- Irish women reconciling Catholicism and feminism: the abortion question / Mary Kenny -- Reconciling Latin American Catholicism and feminism / Nilsa Lasso-Von Lang -- Reconciling the places where memory resides / Brad Peters -- Journey from/to Catholicism / Jane Zeni -- Catholicism and the contraceptive debate, 1914-1930 / Kathleen A. Tobin -- Politics and paradox in nineteenth-century Irish American society: Mary Anne Sadlier and the Catholic woman's role / Mary Jo T. Marcellus -- PART II. LOOKING AHEAD: FEMINISM AND CATHOLICISM IN THE NEXT GENERATION -- Conversations between mothers and daughters in the father's house / Lorraine Liscio, Jeanne Noonan-Eckholdt -- Race, sex, and spirit: Chicana negotiations of Catholicism / Theresa Delgadillo -- A most noble city of ladies: university students explore their Catholic identity through literature by French women / Henrik Borgstrom -- Evolving feminisms / Sally Barr Ebest.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Keywords: Catholic Church -- Doctrines; Women in the Catholic Church; Feminism -- Religious aspects -- Catholic Church