Catholic Fundamentalism in America gives an account of a militantly anti-modern movement within the American Catholic community through portraits of seven individuals and movements that have shaped it.
Catholic Fundamentalism in America gives an account of a militantly anti-modern movement within the American Catholic community through portraits of seven individuals and movements that have shaped it.
Mark S. Massa is Professor of Theology and Director of the Boisi Center for Religion and American Public Life at Boston College. He is the author of The Structure of Theological Revolutions: How the Fight Over Birth Control Transformed American Catholicism and The American Catholic Revolution: How the Sixties Changed the Church Forever.
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* Acknowledgments * Part I: Catholic Fundamentalism and the Feeney Case * 1. What is Catholic Fundamentalism? * 2. The Comic Opera Heresy at Harvard: The Birth of Catholic Fundamentalism * Part II: "Christ Against Culture" * 3. Gommer DePauw and the Schismatical Worship of the Novus Ordo * 4. The Old Time Religion in Alabama: Mother Angelica and the "Authentic Magisterium" * 5. The "Benedict Option" in Kansas * Part III: "Christ the Transformer of Culture" * 6. Dreaming of Christendom in the Blue Ridge Mountains * 7. "The Violent Bear It Away": ChurchMilitant.com * 8. On the Dangers of Swimming the Tiber: Crisis Magazine and the Evangelical Protestant Embrace of Catholicism * Conclusion: "Even so, in Christ" * Index
* Acknowledgments * Part I: Catholic Fundamentalism and the Feeney Case * 1. What is Catholic Fundamentalism? * 2. The Comic Opera Heresy at Harvard: The Birth of Catholic Fundamentalism * Part II: "Christ Against Culture" * 3. Gommer DePauw and the Schismatical Worship of the Novus Ordo * 4. The Old Time Religion in Alabama: Mother Angelica and the "Authentic Magisterium" * 5. The "Benedict Option" in Kansas * Part III: "Christ the Transformer of Culture" * 6. Dreaming of Christendom in the Blue Ridge Mountains * 7. "The Violent Bear It Away": ChurchMilitant.com * 8. On the Dangers of Swimming the Tiber: Crisis Magazine and the Evangelical Protestant Embrace of Catholicism * Conclusion: "Even so, in Christ" * Index
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