Title
Journalist/Author
Organization
Area of Expertise
Religion, Health, Women and the Catholic Church
Media Experience
Television, Print, Radio, Salon.com, Democracy Now, Newsday, On Point with Tom Ashbrook (NPR), Oprah Winfrey Show
City
New York
State
New York
Angela Bonavoglia is an award-winning journalist and author who is nationally recognized for her writing about women and the Catholic Church. The National Catholic Reporter called her latest book, Good Catholic Girls: How Women Are Leading the Fight to Change the Church (Harper Collins),"Detailed and well-documented....Takes a fresh look at the post-sexual-scandal church and finds the landscape both familiar and surprising." The Dallas Morning News wrote that it is a “thoughtful, coherent and impassioned call for answers to some of the most pressing questions facing the Catholic Church today."
Bonavoglia’s writing about women and the Catholic Church also has appeared in the Nation, the National Catholic Reporter, Ms., the Chicago Tribune, Newsday, the Miami Herald, Salon and the Huffington Post. She was the first journalist to cover the sexual exploitation of girls and women by clergy across denominations, which she did in 1992 for Ms., where she was contributing editor). Bonavoglia has been a guest on nearly 60 television and radio shows speaking about women and Church reform.

articles and publications
Benedict’s Appalling Double Standard, Huffington Post
GOOD CATHOLIC GIRLS: HOW WOMEN ARE LEADING THE FIGHT TO CHANGE THE CHURCH (2005)
“I will disobey this unjust law--Women ordained in a forbidden ceremony in Pittsburgh…Can the womenpriests’ movement ever succeed?” Salon.com, July 30, 2006.
“Sexual Hypocrisy from the Vatican,”National Catholic Reporter, October 21, 2005.
“The Church’s Tug of War—Women a Driving Force in Catholic Church Reform,” The Nation, August 19/26, 2002.
THE CHOICES WE MADE: 25 WOMEN AND MEN SPEAK OUT ABOUT ABORTION (1991; 2001)
contact
Yana Walton, The Women's Media Center
212.563.0680,
yana@womensmediacenter.com
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