James Carney Boeken

From the story: After showering, Carol, wearing her short robe, started to leave the bathroom. When she saw the priest busy with a notepad, she quickly shut the door and grabbed the only clothes there fatigues and a cap. Again leaving the bathroom, to Frank's startled stare, she remarked, "What's the matter Frank, didn't you ever see a lady marine before?" MYSTERIES ABOUND: Why, where, and when did Frank slap Carol? Who got fresh with Mrs. Dempsey on the elevator? Why did Helen's lipstick melt? What is the sweet stuff Mrs. Telme talks about? Who is Buttercup? What is fishy about the landlord, Ebernese Albatros?

The book explores the challenges faced by sexual minority individuals of faith in reconciling their sexual and spiritual identities, emphasizing the importance of supportive faith communities. It begins with the author’s personal journey and includes a literature review on the intersection of sexual and spiritual identities. The study employs a phenomenological research method to uncover the experiences of feeling at home within faith communities. The findings aim to guide faith leaders and mental health professionals in fostering inclusivity for sexual minorities.

The text and translation of early Irish poems, both secular and religious. "These translations...from the point of view of a telling economy and a regard for the original image, its absolute rightness, are far and away superior to anything else I have re