Rethinking Celibacy, Reclaiming the Church

Crosby provides a bold critique of mandatory celibacy within the Roman Catholic Church, linking it to broader issues of power abuse and the mistreatment of women and homosexuals. He argues that the requirement of celibacy not only affects the clergy but also exposes systemic problems within the Church's structure and culture. Through his analysis, Crosby invites readers to reconsider the implications of celibacy and its role in perpetuating injustices.