Table of Contents

• About the Editors
  
• Contributors
  
• Introduction
  
• PART I: SPEAKING IN NEW AND DIFFERENT TONGUES
  
• Chapter 1. Celibate Men, Ambivalent Saints, and Games of Desire (Donald L. Boisvert)
  
• Chapter 2. Naming the Mechanisms of Self-Deception: A Call to Liberation for Gay Roman Catholic Clergy (David M. Mellott)
  
• Chapter 3. Speaking Loud or Shutting Up: The Homosexual-Type Problem (Edward J. Ingebretsen)
  
• Chapter 4. Silencing Sodom (Chuck Colbert)
  
• Chapter 5. Anglican Bodies: The Gift of Heretical Liminality and the Risk of Relaxed Vigilance (Jay Emerson Johnson)
  
• PART II: ECCLESIAL MISOGYNY
  
• Chapter 6. Duplicity Writ Large (Mary E. Hunt)
  
• Chapter 7. Always a Bride, Never a Groom (Robert E. Goss)
  
• Chapter 8. Pandora’s Gauntlet: Curiosity Enough to Care and Hope Enough to Question (Marie Cartier)
  
• Chapter 9. A Welcome Voice Breaks the Silence in an Exclusively Male Clerical Tradition (Lorine M. Getz)
  
• Chapter 10. Where Have All the Young Girls Gone? (Mary Ann Tolbert)
  
• PART III: POWER GAMES AND CALLING NAMES
  
• Chapter 11. Breaking the Silence in Public: A Case Study (Michael Kelly)
  
• Chapter 12. Those Troubling Gay Priests (Bernard Schlager)
  
• Chapter 13. Lessons from Our Neighbors: An Appreciation and a Query to Mark Jordan (Karen Lebacqz)
  
• Chapter 14. Neither Do I: A Meditation on Scapegoating (William Glenn)
  
• Chapter 15. Scandal Work: Catholicism and a Crisis of Intimate Relations (Edward J. Ingebretsen)
  
• PART IV: A RESPONSE FROM MARK JORDAN
  
• Chapter 16. After Silence (Mark Jordan)
  
• Index
  
• Reference Notes Included
  

About the Author

Donald Boisvert (Author), Robert Goss (Author)