Globe Editorial
Mary Daly's career marked a crisis in Catholic education. And her critique of Boston College, where she taught for four decades, and the Catholic Church was too harsh and unyielding. But in clearing space for more moderate feminists, Daly, who died Sunday, was a landmark figure. (Full article: 349 words)
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