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Title Public voices : Catholics in the American context / Steven M. Avella, Elizabeth McKeown, editors.

Published Maryknoll, N.Y. : Orbis Books, c1999.

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Table of Contents
 Foreword / Christopher J. Kauffman 
 Acknowledgments 
 General Introduction / Steven M. Avella, Elizabeth McKeown 
Pt. 11776-1865 
 Introduction1
  Church and Society2
  1Rev. John Carroll to Cardinal Vitaliano Borromeo, 10 November 17834
  2Rev. John Carroll to John Thorpe, 17 February 17855
  3Rev. John Carroll, "Proposals to Establish an Academy at George Town, Patowmack River, Maryland," 17886
  4Rev. John Carroll et al. to George Washington [undated, late in 1789], and Reply, 12 March 17908
  5Bishop John Carroll, Prayer for Civil Authorities, 10 November 179110
  6Norfolk Trustee to President Thomas Jefferson and Members of Congress, December 181811
  7Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America, 183516
  8William Gaston, Address to the Constitutional Convention of North Carolina, 183518
  9Constitution of the Roman Catholic Churches of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia: Which are Comprised in the Dioceses of Charleston, and Province of Baltimore, U.S.A., As Fully Agreed To, and Accepted, After Repeated Discussion, By the Clergy and the Several Congregations, and Regularly Confirmed by the Bishop, and Subsequently Amended According to the Form Prescribed, 183921
  10John Hughes, Bishop of New York, "Address of the Catholics to Their Fellow Citizens of the City and State of New York," 10 August 184024
  11Address to the Catholic Lay Citizens, of the City and County of Philadelphia, to Their Fellow-Citizens, in Reply to the Presentment of the Grand Jury of the Court of Quarter Sessions of May Term 1844, in Regard to the Causes of the Late Riots in Philadelphia29
  12John Hughes, Archbishop of New York, to Horace Greeley, Editor, New York Tribune, 21 November 185133
  Slavery36
  13Peter Kenny, S.J., Provincial Visitor, "'Temporalities': Report Submitted to Corporation Leadership re: Conditions on Plantations owned and operated by the Society of Jesus," 182037
  14Bill of Sale for Negroes of the Maryland Mission, 183538
  15Unsigned Editorial, "The Catholic Church, Domestic Slavery, and the Slave Trade," United States Catholic Miscellany, 9 December 184339
  16Roger Brooke Taney, Chief Justice, U.S. Supreme Court, to Rev. Samuel Nott of Wareham, Massachusetts, 19 August 185741
  17Rev. Edward Purcell, "The Church and Slavery," 8 April 186343
  War47
  18"The Washington Union and the Sequestration of Church Property in Mexico during the War," 22 May 184747
  19James A. McMaster, "The Ship on the Breakers," 8 June 186150
  20Patrick N. Lynch, Bishop of Charleston, to John Hughes, Archbishop of New York, 4 August 186154
  21John Hughes, Archbishop of New York, to Patrick N. Lynch, Bishop of Charleston, 23 August 186160
  22John Hughes, Archbishop of New York, to William H. Seward, Secretary of State of the United States, 1 November 186267
Pt. 21865-1920 
 Introduction71
  Education73
  23Ulysses S. Grant's Proposal and James G. Blaine's Amendment, 29 September-14 December 187573
  24Instruction of the Congregation de Propaganda Fide concerning Catholic Children Attending American Public Schools, 24 November 187574
  Church and Economic Order77
  25Pastoral Letter of the Third Plenary Council of Baltimore on Forbidden Societies, 7 December 188477
  26Cardinal James Gibbons to Cardinal Simeoni, 25 February 188780
  27"Mgr. Ireland's Social Views: He Pleads for Material Welfare as a Means, Not an End," 14 October 189483
  Coping with Modernity87
  28John A. Ryan, Professor of Moral Theology, St. Paul Seminary, St. Paul, Minnesota, "The Small Family and National Decadence," 190488
  29Rev. William Kerby, "Reinforcement of the Bonds of Faith," January 190794
  30Rev. John J. Burke, C.S.P., General Secretary, National Catholic Welfare Council, Washington, D.C., "The National Catholic Welfare Council," 1920100
  31Administrative Committee of the National Catholic Welfare Council, Statement on Federalization and Bureaucracy, 26 January 1922103
  Poverty and Reform104
  32Rev. William Kerby, "The Poor," November 1912104
  33Rev. John A. Ryan, A Living Wage: Its Ethical and Economic Aspects, 1912107
  34Rev. John A. Ryan, "Program of Social Reconstruction," Issued 12 February 1919 by the Administrative Committee of the National Catholic War Council115
  35Pastoral Letter Issued by the Roman Catholic Hierarchy of the United States, 26 September 1919121
  36Rev. Joseph Reiner, S.J., Regent, School of Commerce and Sociology, St. Xavier's College, Cincinnati, Ohio, "A Program for Social Legislation," 1920130
  37Helen P. McCormick, Assistant District Attorney and Chairman, Catholic Big Sisters, Brooklyn, N.Y., "Women's Interest in Social and Democratic Movements," 1920134
Pt. 31920-45 
 Introduction137
  Church and Society140
  38Rev. Francis J. Walsh, Mt. St. Mary's Seminary, Cincinnati, to Rt. Rev. Monsignor Edward A. Pace, Catholic University, Washington, D.C., 20 November 1920140
  39Rt. Rev. Alexander Christie, Archbishop of Oregon City, to Rev. John J. Burke, General Secretary, National Catholic Welfare Council, 13 July 1922143
  40Rev. John A. Ryan, "Comments on the Christian Constitution of States," 1922144
  41Cardinal William H. O'Connell [Boston] to Bishop Edmund F. Gibbons [Albany], 14 October 1924, and Reply, 21 October 1924, and Cardinal William H. O'Connell to Mrs. Thomas W. Proctor, Boston, 15 December 1924149
  42Rev. John A. Ryan, "Present Position of the Child Labor Amendment," February and March 1925151
  43Pierce v. Society of Sisters, June 1925154
  44"Alfred E. Smith's Reply to Charles C. Marshall," May 1927156
  Foreign Policy and International Order157
  45Pastoral Letter of the U.S. Hierarchy on Mexico, Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, 12 December 1926157
  46"To the Spanish Hierarchy: A Statement Issued by the Catholic Bishops of the United States," 18 November 1937162
  47Address of the Most Rev. Joseph P. Hurley, Bishop of St. Augustine, 6 July 1941164
  48Most Rev. Francis J. L. Beckman, Archbishop of Dubuque, Iowa, "Congressmen: Be Warned!" 27 July 1941168
  49Most Rev. John T. McNicholas, Columbus Day Address, 12 October 1942172
  50"Victory and Peace," a Statement Issued by the Administrative Board of the National Catholic Welfare Conference, 14 November 1942175
  51Administrative Board of the National Catholic Welfare Conference, "International Order," 16 November 1944177
  Depression and the New Deal181
  52"Statement on the Economic Crisis," Issued by the Administrative Board of the National Catholic Welfare Conference for the American Bishops, 12 November 1931182
  53Testimony before the Committee on the Judiciary, House of Representatives, United States Congress, 73d Congress, 18-19 January 1934184
  54Social Action Department of the National Catholic Welfare Conference, Organized Social Justice: An Economic Program for the United States Applying Pius XI's Great Encyclical on Social Life (131 Signers), 1935190
  55Conference of Religious, National Conference of Catholic Charities; Chair, Sister Katharine, O.S.B., College of St. Scholastica, Duluth, Minnesota, "Catholic Programs of Child Care among Racial Groups," 1935193
  56Rose J. McHugh, Chief, Administrative Surveys Division, Bureau of Public Assistance, Social Security Board, Washington, D.C., "Functions of Catholic Charities in Assisting People to Obtain Their Rights under the New Governmental Programs," 1939204
  57Dorothy Day, House of Hospitality, 1939210
  58Edward Roberts Moore, Roman Collar, 1948214
Pt. 41945 to the Present 
 Introduction217
  Church and Society220
  59Administrative Board, National Catholic Welfare Conference, "Religion, Our Most Vital National Asset: A Statement by the Bishops of the United States," 16 November 1952220
  60John Tracy Ellis, "Letter to a Bishop," 9 November 1972224
  61Archbishop Joseph Bernardin, "Civil Religion in the United States," 8 June 1975229
  62Margaret O'Brien Steinfels, "The Church and Its Public Life," 10 June 1989233
  Communism236
  63Diocesan Confidential Questionnaire on Communism, Commissioned by the National Catholic Welfare Conference with Responses from the Diocese of St. Augustine, Florida, 1945237
  64Administrative Board, National Catholic Welfare Conference, "Persecution behind the Iron Curtain," 22 April 1952242
  65Bishop Bernard J. Sheil, Address to the UAW-CIO International Education Conference, Chicago, 9 April 1954243
  66Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, "Foreign Policies and the Missions," 1954246
  Race251
  67Rev. Daniel M. Cantwell, "Postscript on the Cicero Riot: A Turning Point in Race Relations Might Have Been Reached in Chicago with the Frank Display of Bigotry," 14 September 1951251
  68Administrative Board, National Catholic Welfare Conference, "Discrimination and Christian Conscience," 14 November 1958254
  69Cardinal Albert Meyer, "The Mantle of Leadership," Resurrection Parish, Chicago, Illinois, 21 September 1960256
  70National Conference of Catholic Bishops, "Statement on National Race Crisis," 25 April 1968259
  War and Peace261
  71"Taking a Stand," 7 July 1950262
  72"Questions Raised by the Korean War," September 1950263
  73Rev. Philip Berrigan, S.S.J., "Vietnam and America's Conscience," October 1965264
  74Cardinal Lawrence Shehan, "The Overriding Moral Issues of Modern Warfare," Pastoral Letter to the Archdiocese of Baltimore, 28 June 1966267
  75William V. Shannon, "The Case for the War," 8 December 1967270
  76"The War, Patriotism, and Extremism," 20 September 1972273
  77Archbishop John Roach, Statement on the Murders of Catholics in El Salvador, 5 December 1980275
  78National Conference of Catholic Bishops, The Challenge of Peace: God's Promise and Our Response, 3 May 1983276
  Education278
  79Administrative Board, National Catholic Welfare Conference, "The Child: Citizen of Two Worlds," 17 November 1950279
  80Administrative Board, National Catholic Welfare Conference, "Private and Church-Related Schools in American Education," 20 November 1955282
  81Washington Archdiocesan Catholic Lawyers' Committee on Equal Educational Rights, "Freedom of Choice in Education," 7, 14, and 21 April 1961285
  Social Questions288
  82Robert D. Cross, "Catholic Charities," 1962289
  83Bishop Walter Sullivan, Address to the Committee for National Health Insurance, 12 September 1975290
  84National Conference of Catholic Bishops, Statement on the Housing Crisis, 20 November 1975293
  85Archbishop John Quinn, "Health Ministry in a Pluralist Nation," Address to the Catholic Hospital Association, 4 June 1979295
  86Bishop Joseph M. Sullivan, "Budget Cuts and Human Lives: The Harsh Reality of the Economic System: Testimony before the House Committee on the Budget," 22 February 1982299
  87Michael Novak, "The Two Catholic Letters on the U.S. Economy," 1985303
  88National Conference of Catholic Bishops, A Pastoral Message: Economic Justice for All, November 1986306
  89Rev. Edwin M. Conway, "The Forms of Homelessness: Testimony before a Subcommittee of the House Committee on Banking, Finance, and Urban Affairs," 4 February 1987311
  Movies and Television314
  90Working Draft of the Daniel Lord-Martin Quigley (Moving Picture) Code Proposal, ca. November 1929315
  91Administrative Board, National Catholic Welfare Conference, "Censorship," 17 November 1957316
  92"State of the Question: Catholic Code for Television Viewers," 2 August 1958319
  Organized Labor321
  93"AFL-CIO Is Born," 17 December 1955321
  94Alice Ogle, "California Farm Labor," 19-26 December 1964323
  95Michael Novak, "Participatory Democracy at Work: The Grape Strike," 24 December 1965326
  96"California Bishops Praise Farm Labor Law: Statement of the Catholic Bishops of California on Farm Labor Law," 5 June 1975330
  97Msgr. George Higgins, Address to the National Catholic Educational Association on Unionism in Catholic Schools, 5 October 1976331
  Human Sexuality: Birth Control, Abortion, Homosexuality333
  98Administrative Board, National Catholic Welfare Conference, "Explosion or Backfire?" 19 November 1959334
  99Dexter L. Hanley, S.J., "The Catholic and Population Policy," 1966337
  100National Conference of Catholic Bishops, "Statement on the Government and Birth Control," 14 November 1966341
  101National Conference of Catholic Bishops, "Statement on Abortion," 22 April 1970344
  102Archbishop John Quinn, "A Pastoral Letter on Homosexuality," 5 May 1980345
  103Archbishop Rembert Weakland, "Listening Sessions on Abortion: A Response," 20 May 1990352
  104National Conference of Catholic Bishops Committee, "Always Our Children," Pastoral Message to Parents of Homosexual Children and Suggestions for Pastoral Ministers, 27 November 1997357
  Catholics and Electoral Politics361
  105John F. Kennedy, Address to the Houston Ministerial Association, September 1960361
  106Statement of 166 Catholic Laymen on Religious Freedom in a Presidential Campaign, 5 October 1960364
  107Administrative Board of the U.S. Catholic Conference, "Political Responsibility: Reflections on an Election Year," 12 February 1976366
  108Archbishop John Roach, "The Need for Public Dialogue on Religion and Politics: Address to the National Conference of Catholic Bishops," 17 November 1981368
  109Mario Cuomo, "Religious Belief and Public Morality: A Catholic Governor's Perspective," University of Notre Dame, 13 September 1984371
Description xxiv, 375 p. ; 24 cm.
Series American Catholic identities.
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references.
Summary "A resource of original documents relating to the political and social history of Catholics from colonial America to the present."--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects Catholic Church -- United States -- History -- Sources.
Catholics -- United States -- History -- Sources.
Other Author Avella, Steven M.
McKeown, Elizabeth.
ISBN 1570752664 (pbk.)
1570752672 (cloth)
OCLC # 42463162
LCCN 99048732
Orig. Rec# (OCoLC)42463162