Inside story of the battles between the Vatican and US Catholic bishops over the rampant closings of Catholic parishes in poor and ethnically diverse neighborhoods across the U.S.-and the social justice advocate and canon lawyer Sister Kate Kuenstler who led the fight to keep them open.
Inside story of the battles between the Vatican and US Catholic bishops over the rampant closings of Catholic parishes in poor and ethnically diverse neighborhoods across the U.S.-and the social justice advocate and canon lawyer Sister Kate Kuenstler who led the fight to keep them open.
Acknowledgements Chapter One: Context - A Church in Crisis Chapter Two: Seeds of a Prophetic Life Chapter Three: Canon Law Studies in Rome Chapter Four: Catholics Discover They Have Rights Chapter Five: Advocate for the Laity- St. Mary Jamesville, NY Chapter Six: Making a Way Where There Was No Way Chapter Seven: In the Diocese of Cleveland, Catholics Rise Up Chapter Eight: Parishioners Persevere Chapter Nine: A Landmark Ruling - Rome Upholds Cleveland Appeals Chapter Ten: Bringing Forth a Harvest Chapter Eleven: "Making All Things Revenue" - Archdiocese of New York Chapter Twelve: Perseverance, Pain, and the Will of God Epilogue Bibliography Index About the Author
Acknowledgements Chapter One: Context - A Church in Crisis Chapter Two: Seeds of a Prophetic Life Chapter Three: Canon Law Studies in Rome Chapter Four: Catholics Discover They Have Rights Chapter Five: Advocate for the Laity- St. Mary Jamesville, NY Chapter Six: Making a Way Where There Was No Way Chapter Seven: In the Diocese of Cleveland, Catholics Rise Up Chapter Eight: Parishioners Persevere Chapter Nine: A Landmark Ruling - Rome Upholds Cleveland Appeals Chapter Ten: Bringing Forth a Harvest Chapter Eleven: "Making All Things Revenue" - Archdiocese of New York Chapter Twelve: Perseverance, Pain, and the Will of God Epilogue Bibliography Index About the Author
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