It was a time when color television was the newest technology, the
hula hoop was the latest fad and the evening news typically began
with coverage of the Vietnam War. At 116 Nevada Street in Dubuque,
Iowa, life was reasonably good. In this memoir, author Roger
Neuhaus reminisces about his life in this time period, growing up
as one of eight children in a strict Catholic family. Nostalgic and
often humorous, "(Mostly) True Confessions of a Recovering
Catholic" tells of a neighborhood filled with youthful adventures
and an array of Catholic grade school and church experiences,
including a colorful cast of mischievous characters. This anthology
of anecdotes takes place from the late 1960s through the mid-1970s,
addressing the changing times of the era. Neuhaus narrates tales of
a simpler time and place, one filled with the wonder, excitement,
and playfulness of youth. "(Mostly) True Confessions of a
Recovering Catholic" shows how the teachings of the Catholic Church
and his family's core values worked to shape the future of one
young man.
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