Except, perhaps, for a minority of believers, who grew up in the homeschool movement and married young, I think Finnigan’s story is the central drama for Gen X Catholics. How do you piece together a functioning faith out of a religion whose traditions no longer speak louder than the world around it?”
–Elizabeth Duffy, Catholic revert and author of the blog “Betty Duffy”
Read Elizabeth Duffy’s full review of The Me Years on Patheos, published Dec. 2011
I would like to fit your face to your search,” Flannery O’Connor told a writer who, having met her once, sent a series of anguished letters about his crisis of faith. Ellen Finnigan’s book is true to her search, and the advantage of her approach is that the reader sees the searching author up close and in crisis rather than in settled retrospect.
–Paul Elie, author of The Life You Save May Be Your Own
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