RELIGIOUS STUDIES/HISTORY 560
SPRING SEMESTER 2002
SCHEDULING
NUMBER 880866
American
Catholics: Roman Catholicism in Twentieth Century America
Class meets
Tuesday 02:30-5:30pm,
in 308 Willard
Philip Jenkins 407
Weaver Building
Please note: I check my e-mail regularly (obsessively?) and this
is an excellent way to get in touch with me if you have a quick question or if
you want to make an appointment for a more substantial discussion.
The Course
This course examines the place of
Catholics and Catholicism in the making of modern America, its politics,
society and culture.
Throughout the twentieth century,
the Roman Catholic church was by far the largest single religious institution
in the United States, affecting the lives of tens of millions of Americans at
any given point. The story of Catholicism is integral to our understanding of
such major themes in American life as ethnicity, immigration, urban history,
race relations, and social welfare; social activism, labor movements, and civil
rights campaigns; matters of sexuality, and shifting gender roles. Civil
disobedience and anti-war activism have often been founded in Catholic ideas.
Frequently, too, the church has been deeply involved in national and regional
politics, and both Catholic loyalties and anti-Catholic sentiment have often
shaped party allegiances. In fact, it is impossible to understand these themes
without paying due regard to the religious dimension. Nor can we understand
critical moments of the American experience like the New Deal, the McCarthy
era, the activism of the 1960s, or the social revolutions of the 1970s. In
recent years, Catholic history has been a very lively scholarly field, with
major writings on issues like gender and ethnicity.
American writers, artists, and film-makers
have been shaped by Catholic perspectives. Major examples include such writers
as Flannery O'Connor, Allen Tate, Walker Percy, and J. F. Powers, key directors
like Alfred Hitchcock, John Ford, and Francis Ford Coppola. We will also study
such major figures of the Catholic tradition as Dorothy Day, Thomas Merton and
Fulton J. Sheen. In turn, Catholic attitudes have done much to shape the
presentation of popular culture, notably through decades-long debates over the
censorship of books and movies.
The importance of this topic is all
the greater as the United States becomes ever more diverse ethnically. Within a
few decades, a quarter of Americans will claim Latino roots, and many
Asian-American immigrants come from strongly Catholic backgrounds. The story of
US Catholicism will be opening a whole new chapter.
This seminar encourages students to
apply interdisciplinary perspectives on the study of modern Catholic history.
Throughout, we will be using popular culture, particularly literary and
cinematic representations to understand social, cultural and political
developments.
No previous knowledge of Catholic
history or indeed any form of religious history is expected.
Course Requirements
The course will take the format of a
reading and discussion seminar. I expect that each week, students will come to
class having read a common set of chapters. In addition, I will be allotting
particular books to people, either as individuals or small groups, so that they
can be responsible for leading discussion about those particular issues. Each
student should come to class with at least two open-ended questions around
which the discussion of the readings should be organized.
Each student will write a major
paper on a topic related to problems and controversies raised in the readings.
The paper (about 20-25 typed pages, fully referenced) will analyze some issue
related to the Roman Catholic Church in twentieth century America, within the
very general model outlined above. Social, political, cultural, literary and
cinematic topics are all permissible. There are substantial opportunities to
make an original contribution to knowledge, so choose a topic in which you can
make substantial use of primary sources and particularly popular culture
materials. My earnest (and quite realistic) hope is that your written work will
be good enough to be submitted to a journal for publication. I will be asking
each participant to make a presentation based on the paper to the whole group
during April. Each student will have half an hour to present his/her research
and the questions raised.
In addition, I want you to write a
paper of about 1,200 words on any one recent book within the general
scope of the class. FILM reviews would also be quite acceptable.
Regular class attendance and participation
are of course expected as a necessary element of the final grade.
In summary, the grade will be
derived as follows:
paper -
60%
book review -
20%
attendance and participation -
10%
presentation -
10%
100%
REQUIRED
TEXTS
Gregory D.
Black, The Catholic Crusade
Against the Movies Cambridge University Press 1998.
ISBN: 0521629055 ;
Dorothy Day, The Long Loneliness: The
Autobiography of Dorothy Day Harper San Francisco 1997; ISBN: 0060617519
Kenneth J. Heineman, A
Catholic New Deal. Pennsylvania State University Press 1999.
ISBN: 0271018968
Philip Jenkins, Pedophiles
and Priests (Oxford University Press 2001)
ISBN: 0195145976
Mark Stephen Massa, Catholics
and American Culture (Crossroad/Herder & Herder 1999).
ISBN: 0824519558
John T. McGreevy Parish Boundaries (University of
Chicago Press 1998).
ISBN: 0226558746
Thomas Merton The
Seven Storey Mountain (Harvest Books 1999)
ISBN: 0156010860
Charles Morris American
Catholic (Vintage Books 1998).
ISBN: 0679742212
Robert Anthony Orsi, Thank
You St. Jude (Yale University Press 1998)
ISBN: 0300076592
J. F. Powers, Wheat
That Springeth Green (New York Review of Books, 2000).
ISBN: 0940322242
SYLLABUS OF
CLASSES
Please note - Morris's American Catholic is a substantial
book, and rather than tackling the whole book in one session, we will be
reading chapters of this as relevant to particular classes. I will let you have
more details of these readings as the course progresses.
1. January
8.
Why we cannot understand American
history without understanding Catholicism: introduction to key issues. An
overview of American Catholicism 1900-1960.
2. January
15
The
immigrant experience. Catholic education.
DISCUSS
Morris's American Catholic, selected chapters
3. January
22
Catholics
and national politics 1920-1960. The labor movement. Anti-Communism
DISCUSS Heineman, A Catholic
New Deal
4. January
29
The heart of
the matter. Parish life.
DISCUSS
Orsi, Thank You Saint Jude
*I NEED TO
KNOW THE TOPICS OF YOUR TERM PAPERS TODAY
5. February
5
The matter
of race. Catholics and African-Americans.
DISCUSS McGreevy, Parish
Boundaries
6. February
12
Out of the
ghetto - the Americanization of the church 1940-1965. The era of
suburbanization: "Protestant,
Catholic and Jew"..
DISCUSS
Massa, Catholics
and American Culture
*PLEASE
WRITE A TWO PAGE SYNOPSIS OF YOUR PROPOSED PAPER, WITH ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY.
BRING ENOUGH C0PIES TO DISTRIBUTE TO EVERYONE IN THE SEMINAR FOR IN-CLASS
DISCUSSION.
7. February 19
Catholic social activism: pacifism and civil rights.
DISCUSS Dorothy Day, Long Loneliness
8. February 26
Converts and apostates.
DISCUSS Merton, Seven Storey Mountain
*BOOK REVIEW
DUE TODAY!
9. March 12
The era of Vatican II. The crisis in clergy numbers.
DISCUSS Powers,
Wheat That Springeth Green
10. March 19
A Catholic Civil War? Liberals and conservatives. The politics of
morality.
DISCUSS Jenkins, Pedophiles and Priests
11. March 26
"Angry Catholic Women": surging feminism
*PAPER
DRAFTS DUE
12. April 2
The Anti-Catholic tradition.
13. April 9
Catholics and popular culture. Issues of censorship and social
control
DISCUSS Black, The Catholic Crusade
Against the Movies, 1940-1975
14. April 16
PRESENTATION OF PAPERS
15. April 23
PRESENTATION OF PAPERS
PAPER IS DUE
FIRST DAY OF FINALS PERIOD
SOME USEFUL
BOOKS
The following bibliography makes no attempt at comprehensiveness,
but rather just offers some suggestions that you might find useful in your
research papers. Please also note that many of these books are highly partisan
and/or polemical, and should be used only with care!
Patrick Allitt , Catholic
Converts: British and American Intellectuals Turn to Rome Cornell
University Press 1997.
Patrick Allitt , Catholic
Intellectuals and Conservative Politics in America 1950-1985 Cornell
University Press 1993.
Au, William A. The
cross, the flag, and the bomb: American Catholics debate war and peace,
1960-1983 Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1985.
William J. Bausch Catholics
in Crisis? Twenty Third Pubns 1999
Philip Berrigan, Fighting the Lamb's War Common
Courage Press 1996.
Gregory D.
Black, Hollywood Censored,
Cambridge University Press 1996.
Gregory D.
Black, The Catholic Crusade
Against the Movies, 1940-1975. Cambridge University Press 1998.
Richard Aloysius Blake Afterimage:
The Indelible Catholic Imagination of Six American Filmmakers Loyola Press,
2000
Blanshard,
Paul, American Freedom and Catholic Power Boston: Beacon, 1949
Bowman, Jim Bending
the Rules: What American Priests Tell American Catholics New York:
Crossroad, 1994
Briggs,
Kenneth A. Holy Siege, San Francisco: Harper, 1992
Brinkmeyer, Robert
H. Three Catholic writers of
the modern South Jackson:
University Press of Mississippi, 1985.
Brown, Alden V. The
Grail movement and American Catholicism, 1940-1975 University of Notre Dame
Press, 1989.
Byrnes,
Timothy A. (1991) Catholic Bishops in American Politics Princeton
University Press
Peter Casarella and Raul
Gomez, eds., El Cuerpo de Cristo (New York Crossroad, 1998).
Joseph P. Chinnici and
Angelyn Dries (Editors), Prayer and Practice in the American Catholic Community Orbis Books; 2000
Cogley, John
(1974) Catholic America New York: Doubleday Image
James F.
Connally, ed., The History of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia
(Philadelphia: Archdiocese of Philadelphia, 1976).
John Cooney,
The American Pope (New York: Times Books, 1984).
Coutin,
Susan Bibler. The culture of protest : religious activism and the U.S.
sanctuary movement Boulder : Westview Press, 1993.
Donald F.
Crosby, God, Church, and Flag (Chapel Hill, NC: University of North
Carolina Press, 1978)
Cross,
Robert D. (1968) The Emergence of Liberal Catholicism in America
Chicago: Quadrangle Paperback
Michael W.
Cuneo, Smoke of Satan : Conservative and Traditionalist Dissent in Contemporary
American Catholicism Johns
Hopkins University Press 1999
Davis, Cyprian. The
history of Black Catholics in the United States New York : Crossroad, 1990.
Day, Thomas. Why
Catholics can't sing: the culture of Catholicism and the triumph of bad taste
New York: Crossroad, 1990.
Michele
Dillon, Catholic Identity : Balancing Reason, Faith, and Power
(Cambridge Univ Press, 1999)
Dinges,
William D., and James Hitchcock (1994) “Roman Catholic Traditionalism and
Activist Conservatism in the United States”, in Martin E. Marty and R.
Scott Appleby eds., Fundamentalisms Observed (University of Chicago
Press).
Jay P. Dolan and Jaime R. Vidal, eds., Puerto
Rican and Cuban Catholics in the U.S., 1900-1965 University of Notre Dame
Press,1994.
Jay P. Dolan and Gilberto M. Hinojosa. Eds., Mexican
Americans and the Catholic Church, 1900-1965 University of Notre Dame
Press,1994.
Jay P. Dolan and Allan Figueroa Deck. Eds., Hispanic
Catholic culture in the U.S. University of Notre Dame Press,1994.
Dolan, Jay P., The
American Catholic experience Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday, 1985.
Marjule Anne Drury,
"Anti-Catholicism in Germany, Britain, and the United States: A review and
critique of recent scholarship" Church History 70(1) Mar 2001:
98-131
Helen Rose Fuchs Ebaugh,
Women in the Vanishing Cloister Rutgers Univ Press, 1993
Virgilio
P. Elizondo, Galilean journey (Maryknoll, NY Orbis Books, 2000),
Ellis, John Tracy, American Catholicism. 2d ed.,
rev. University of Chicago Press, [1969].
Ellwood,
Robert S. The fifties spiritual marketplace New Brunswick, N.J. : Rutgers University Press, 1997.
Ferraro,
Barbara, Patricia Hussey and Jane O’Reilly (1990) No Turning Back: Two
Nuns’ Battle With the Vatican Over Women’s Right to Choose New
York: Poseidon Press
Thomas J. Ferraro
(Editor) Catholic Lives, Contemporary America Duke Univ Press, 1997
James T.
Fisher, The Catholic Counterculture in America, 1933-1962 (Chapel Hill,
NC: University of North Carolina Press, 1989).
Fisher,
James T., Doctor America : the lives of Thomas A. Dooley, 1927-1961
Amherst : University of Massachusetts Press, 1997.
George Q.
Flynn, American Catholics and the Roosevelt Presidency 1932-1936,
(Lexington, KY: University of Kentucky Press 1968).
George Q.
Flynn, Roosevelt and Romanism: Catholics and American Diplomacy 1937-1945
(Westport, Conn: 1976);
Thomas C.
Fox ,Sexuality and Catholicism
George Braziller 1995
Franchot,
Jenny (1994) Roads to Rome: The Antebellum Protestant Encounter with
Catholicism, Berkeley: University of California Press
Bryan T. Froehle, Mary
L. Gautier Catholicism USA: A Portrait of the Catholic Church in the United
States Orbis Books 2000
Giannone, Richard. Flannery
O'Connor, Hermit Novelist University of Illinois Press, c2000.
Giles, Paul,
American Catholic arts and fictions Cambridge University Press, 1992.
Chester
Gillis Roman Catholicism in America Columbia University Pr 2000.
Michael
Glazier and Thomas J. Shelley
eds., The encyclopedia of American Catholic history Collegeville, Minn. :
Liturgical Press, 1997.
Gleason,
Philip. Contending with modernity : : Catholic higher education in the
twentieth century New York : Oxford University Press, 1995.
Gleason,
Philip. Keeping the faith : American Catholicism, past and present
University of Notre Dame Press, 1987.
Gramick, Jeannine,
and Robert Nugent (1992) Building Bridges: Gay and Lesbian Reality and the
Catholic Church Mystic, CT: Twenty-Third Publications
Greeley,
Andrew M. The American
Catholic: a social portrait
New York: Basic Books, 1977.
Greeley,
Andrew (1977) An Ugly Little Secret Kansas City: Sheed Andrews and McMeel
Greeley,
Andrew (1986) Confessions of a Parish Priest: An Autobiography New York:
Simon and Schuster
Greeley,
Andrew, and Mary G. Durkin (1984) Angry Catholic Women Chicago, IL:
Thomas More Press
Halsey,
William M., The Survival of American Innocence : Catholicism in an era of
disillusionment, 1920-1940
University of Notre Dame Press, c1980.
Hastings,
Adrian, ed., (1991) Modern Catholicism: Vatican II and After New York:
Oxford University Press
Diana L.
Hayes and Cyprian Davis, editors. Taking
down our harps : Black Catholics in the United States Maryknoll, NY: Orbis
Books, 1998.
Heineman,
Kenneth J., A Catholic new deal Pennsylvania State University Press,
1999.
Paul
Hendrickson, Seminary (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1983).
Hentoff, Nat. John
Cardinal O'Connor: at the storm center of a changing American Catholic Church
New York: Scribner, 1988.
Higham, John
(1955) Strangers in the Land New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University
Press.
Peter A. Huff, Allen
Tate and the Catholic Revival Mahwah, NJ: Paulist Press, 1996.
Robert A. Hutchison Their
Kingdom Come: Inside the Secret World of Opus Dei St Martins Pr 1999
Mark D. Jordan, The
Silence of Sodom: Homosexuality in Modern Catholicism University of Chicago
Press 2000
Kane, Paula M. Separatism
and subculture: Boston Catholicism, 1900-1920 Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1994.
Paula Kane , Karen Kennelly, James J. Kenneally
(Editors) Gender Identities in American Catholicism, Orbis Boos 2001
Kaylin, Lucy. For the
love of God: the faith and future of the American nun New York: W. Morrow,
c2000.
Kelly,
George A. (1981) The Battle for the American Church New York: Doubleday
Image.
Kelly,
George A. The Battle for the American Church Revisited Ignatius Press, 1995
Kenneally, James Joseph,
The history of American Catholic women New York: Crossroad, 1990.
Kennedy, Eugene C. Tomorrow's
Catholics/yesterday's church New York: Harper & Row, 1988.
Keyser, Les
J., and Barbara Keyser (1984). Hollywood and the Catholic Church,
Chicago: Loyola University Press.
Kinzer,
Donald L. (1964) An Episode in Anti-Catholicism: The American Protective
Association Seattle: University of Washington Press
Anne Klejment and Nancy
L. Roberts, ed., American Catholic Pacifism Westport, Conn.: Praeger,
1996.
Labrie, Ross. The
Catholic imagination in American literature Columbia, Mo.: University of
Missouri Press, 1997.
Lader,
Lawrence (1987) Politics, Power and the Church New York: Macmillan
Leddy, Mary
Jo, Remi J. DeRoo,and Douglas Roche (1992) In the Eye of the Catholic Storm
Toronto: Harper Collins
Lernoux, Penny, Cry
of the People Garden City,
N.Y.: Doubleday, 1980.
Penny Lernoux, Arthur
Jones, Robert Ellsberg, Hearts on Fire: The Story of the Maryknoll Sisters
Orbis Books, 1995.
Robert P. Lockwood
(Editor) Anti-Catholicism in American Culture (Our Sunday Visitor 2000).
Lynch, Christopher Owen,
Selling Catholicism:: Bishop Sheen and the power of television
Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 1998.
Martin E. Marty,
Modern American Religion three volumes published to date (Univ. of
Chicago Press).
McAvoy,
Thomas T. (1957) The Great
Crisis in American Catholic History 1895-1900 Chicago: Henry Regnery.
McBrien,
Richard P. (1992) Report on the Church San Francisco: Harper San
Francisco
Peter McDonough Men Astutely Trained Free Press
1994
Patrick J.
McGeever, Rev. Charles Owen Rice - Apostle of Contradiction,
(Pittsburgh, PA: Duquesne University Press, 1989).
John T. McGreevy Parish Boundaries (University of
Chicago Press 1998).
John T. McGreevy "Thinking On One's Own," Journal
of American History
84(1)(1997): 97-131
Morris J. MacGregor The
Emergence of a Black Catholic Community: St. Augustine's in Washington
Catholic University of Amer Press 1999
McLoughlin,
Emmett (1954) People’s Padre: An Autobiography Boston: Beacon
McLoughlin,
Emmett (1960) American Culture and Catholic Schools New York: Lyle
Stuart
McLoughlin,
Emmett (1962) Crime and Immorality in the Catholic Church New York: Lyle
Stuart.
Timothy Matovina and
Gerald Eugene Poyo, eds., Presente! (Maryknoll, NY: Orbis Books 2000)
William W. May, ed, Vatican
authority and American Catholic dissent: the Curran case and its consequences
New York: Crossroad, 1987.
Moore,
Edmund A. (1956) A Catholic Runs for President New York: Ronald Press
Co.
Jim Naughton
Catholics in Crisis : The Rift Between American Catholics and Their Church
Penguin USA 1997
Jack Nelson
and Ronald J. Ostrow, The FBI and the Berrigans (New York: Coward,
McCann and Geoghegan, 1972);
David J. O'Brien, American Catholics and Social Reform; The New
Deal Years New York: Oxford University Press, 1968.
Thomas H. O'Connor. Boston
Catholics: a history of the church and its people Northeastern University
Press, 1998.
William B.
Prendergast The Catholic Voter in American Politics : The Passing of the
Democratic Monolith Georgetown University Pr; 1999
Redmont,
Jane (1992) Generous Lives; American Catholic Women Today New York:
William Morrow
Thomas C. Reeves, America's
Bishop: The Life and Times of Fulton J. Sheen Encounter Books, 2001
Rice, David
(1990), Shattered Vows: Priests Who Leave. London: Michael Joseph.
Ruether,
Rosemary Radford (1985) Women-Church: Theology and Practice of Feminist
Liturgical Communities San Francisco: Harper
Schoenherr,
Richard A., and Lawrence A. Young (1994) Full Pews and Empty Altars
Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin
Schwartz,
Michael (1984) The Persistent
Prejudice Huntington, IN: Our Sunday Visitor.
Douglas P.
Seaton, Catholics and Radicals: The Association of Catholic Trade Unionists
and the American Labor Movement From Depression to Cold War (Lewisburg, PA:
Bucknell University Press, 1981)
Seidler, John, and Katherine Meyer (1989) Conflict
and Change in the Catholic Church New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press
George
Seldes, The Catholic Crisis, (New York: J. Messner, 1939).
A. W.
Richard Sipe, (1990), A Secret World: Sexuality and the Search for Celibacy,
New York: Brunner/Mazel
A. W.
Richard Sipe Sex, Priests, and Power: Anatomy of a Crisis Brunner/Mazel 1995
Skinner,
James M. (1993) The Cross and the Cinema Westport, CT: Praeger
David W. Southern John
Lafarge and the Limits of Catholic Interracialism 1911-1963 (Louisiana
State Univ Press, 1996)
Sparr, Arnold. To
promote, defend, and redeem: the Catholic literary revival and the cultural
transformation of American Catholicism, 1920-1960 New York: Greenwood
Press, 1990.
Steichen,
Donna (1991), Ungodly Rage: the Hidden Face of Catholic Feminism, San
Francisco: Ignatius
Edward Stourton, Absolute
Truth (TV Books Inc 2000)
Terrance Sweeney A
Church Divided: The Vatican Versus American Catholics Prometheus Books,
1992.
Terrance A. Sweeney,
Pamela Shoop Sweeney What God Hath
Joined New York: Ballantine Books 1993
Unsworth, Tim. The
last priests in America: conversations with remarkable men New York:
Crossroad, 1991.
Robert H. Vasoli, What
God Has Joined Together: The
Annulment Crisis in American Catholicism (New York: Oxford Univ. Press 1998)
Wallace, Ruth A. They
call her pastor: a new role for Catholic women Albany : State University of
New York Press, 1992.
Frank Walsh,
Sin and Censorship: The Catholic Church And The Motion Picture Industry
Yale University Press, 1996
Michael Warner, Changing
Witness : Catholic Bishops and Public Policy, 1917-1994 Wm. B. Eerdmans
Publishing Co, 1995
Donald Warren, Radio
Priest; Charles Coughlin, the Father of Hate Radio. New York: Free Press,
1996
Weaver, Mary
Jo (1985) New Catholic Women San Francisco: Harper San Francisco
Mary Jo Weaver,
ed., What's left? Liberal American Catholics Indiana
University Press, 1999.
Wood, Ralph C. The
comedy of redemption: Christian faith and comic vision in four American
novelists University of Notre Dame Press, 1988.
Zöller, Michael, Washington
and Rome: Catholicism in American Culture University of Notre Dame Press,
1999.
FICTION
You can find
a lot of valuable material in novels and short stories. Some places to start
include:
Rudolfo
Anaya, Bless Me, Ultima (1972)
Willa
Cather, Death Comes For the Archbishop (1927).
John Gregory
Dunne, (1977) True Confessions New York: Dutton
Andrew
Greeley, (1981) The Cardinal Sins New York: Warner
Andrew
Greeley Fall From Grace (New York: G. P. Putnams, 1993).
Walter M. Miller, Jr. A
Canticle for Leibowitz Bantam Books, 1959
Edwin O'Connor, The
Last Hurrah (1956)
Flannery
O'Connor, The Complete Stories (Noonday Press: Reissue edition
1996)
J.
F. Powers, Wheat That Springeth Green (New York Review of Books, 2000.
J.
F. Powers, The Stories of J. F. Powers (New York Review of Books, 2000).
J. F. Powers, Morte
D'Urban (New York Review of Books 2000).
Wilfrid Sheed, The
Hack (1963).
Plus, of
course, many things by authors like Walker Percy, et al.
GENERAL NOTE ON MOVIES
Just as a general reference,
which might be of help in some of your projects, I offer the following very
unscientific selection of major films with Catholic themes and prominent clergy
characters.
From The “Golden Age” 1930-60
Angels
With Dirty Faces Bells
of Saint Mary’s
Boys
Town Fighting
Father Dunne
The
Fugitive I
Confess
Going
My Way Keys
of the Kingdom
Men
of Boys Town The
Prisoner
Roaring
Twenties Song
of Bernadette
Captains
Courageous (minor but interesting Catholic element!)
Agnes
of God Boys
of St. Vincent
The
Cardinal Dogma
The Exorcist Godfather
III
Household Saints Jeffrey
Monsignor The
Pope Must Diet
Priest Primal
Fear
Shoes
of the Fisherman Sister Mary Explains It All
Stigmata The Third Miracle
The
Verdict
Also
minor themes in eg Saturday Night Fever.
If
you don’t mind, I’m not even going to MENTION nun films, like The
Singing Nun, Sister Act, or anything featuring Elvis.
RESERVE
READING LIST
Patrick Allitt , Catholic
Converts: British and American Intellectuals Turn to Rome Cornell
University Press 1997. BX4668.A1A44
1997
Au, William A. The
cross, the flag, and the bomb
Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1985. BX1795.A85A9 1985
Gregory D.
Black, Hollywood Censored
Cambridge University Press 1996. PN1995.5.B49
1994
Richard Aloysius Blake Afterimage:
Loyola Press, 2000 PN1995.5.B494
2000
Blanshard,
Paul, American Freedom and Catholic Power Boston: Beacon, 1949, 282.73B611a
Byrnes,
Timothy A. (1991) Catholic Bishops in American Politics Princeton
University Press BX1407.B57B85 1991
Peter Casarella and Raul
Gomez, eds., El Cuerpo de Cristo (New York Crossroad, 1998). BX1407.H55C84
1998
John Cooney,
The American Pope (New York: Times Books, 1984). BX4705.S74C66 1984
Donald F.
Crosby, God, Church, and Flag (Chapel Hill, NC: University of North
Carolina Press, 1978) E748.M143C76
Ferraro,
Barbara, Patricia Hussey and Jane O’Reilly (1990) No Turning Back: New
York: Poseidon Press BX4668.2.F47A3 1990
Thomas J.
Ferraro (Editor) Catholic Lives, Contemporary America Duke Univ Press,
1997 BX1406.2.C363 1997
James T.
Fisher, The Catholic Counterculture in America, 1933-1962 (Chapel Hill,
NC: University of North Carolina Press, 1989). BX1407.I5F57
1989
Mark D. Jordan, The
Silence of Sodom: University of Chicago Press 2000 BX1795.H66J67 2000
Kane, Paula M. Separatism
and subculture Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1994. F73.9.C3K36 1994
Kelly,
George A. (1981) The Battle for the American Church New York: Doubleday
Image.BX1406.2.K43
Lynch, Christopher Owen,
Selling Catholicism:: Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 1998.
BX4705.S612L86 1998
David J. O'Brien, American Catholics and Social Reform New
York: Oxford University Press, 1968. E184.C3O2
Thomas H. O'Connor. Boston
Catholics Northeastern University Press, 1998. BX1417.B6O36 1998
William B.
Prendergast The Catholic Voter in American Politics Georgetown
University Pr; 1999 E184.C3P74 1999
Donald Warren, Radio
Priest;. New York: Free Press, 1996 BX4705.C7795W35
1996