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Catholic Pennsylvania

Home › Publications › Pennsylvania Legacies › Catholic Pennsylvania

Catholic Pennsylvania

Volume: 
15
Number: 
2
Topics: 
Ethnic history
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Religion

The articles in this issue of Pennsylvania Legacies touch on a few of the many stories of Catholics in Pennsylvania’s past.

Contents

 

Front matter

Recognizing Our Supporters

Note from the Editor: A Catholic Commonwealth
by Tamara Gaskell

Window on the Collections: Memories of St. Peter Claver Church
by Rachel Moloshok

Conflict and Community in Early Pennsylvania's Catholic Church
by Maura Jane Farrelly

Sisters and Saints: The Catholic Faces of Philadelphia
by Margaret M. McGuinness

Racial Equality, Catholicism, and the Third Colored Catholic Congress
by Gary B. Agee

"It Was Our Parish, After All": Immigrants and the Catholic Church
by Robert M. Zecker

Teachers' Page: The Vatican and Social Change: The Pope Visits Philadelphia
by Alicia Parks

Teachers' Turn: Bringing Religion into the Classroom
by Amy Cohen

Generations: Finding Your Catholic Roots in Pennsylvania
by Christine Friend

Book and Website Reviews
by Rachel Moloshok

Food for Thought: Religious Intolerance: A Historical Repeat?
by Sam Katz with Erin Shipley

Back matter

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