A Faith of One’s Own by Barbara Zanotti

From Library Journal
Theological ferment over feminism in general and lesbianism in particular makes this collection of first-person narratives by lesbians struggling with their Catholic heritage both topical and controversial. Grounded in the assumption that lesbian relationships can be a valid context in which to discover and affirm the divine, the stories here embody residual guilt and deep anger and occasionally present passages of great beauty in their yearning for a Presence that transcends mere doctrine. For libraries building inclusive collections in feminist spirituality. Elise Chase, Forbes Lib., Northampton, Mass.
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