Recently added articles from The Catholic Historical Review:
Early-Modern Catholicism as a response to the changing world of the long sixteenth century.(Report)
Apr 01, 2009; ... The early-modern period constitutes a distinct period in European history, and early-modern Catholicism can best be understood as Catholicism's response, both active and passive, to the changes of the long sixteenth century. These included the emergence of the modern state, demographic and ...
Latin American seminary reform: modernization and the preservation of the Catholic Church.(Report)
Apr 01, 2009; ... As secular modernization increasingly affected the Catholic Church's moral and legal influence in Latin America in the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries, etcclesiastical leaders moved to strengthen the institutional Church. To do so, they found a strategy in the concept of ...
Notes and comments.(digital libraries, religious archives, and the 200th anniversary of the birth of Archabbot Boniface Wimmer)
Apr 01, 2009 ... Resources The prefect of the Apostolic Vatican Library. Monsignor Cesare Pasini, has reported that renovation work is on schedule and the library should reopen in fall 2010. The Salone Sistino, currently part of the Vatican Museum, will become once again a reading room of the ...
Lawrence D. Walker (1931-2009).(obituary )(Obituary)
Apr 01, 2009 ... Lawrence (Larry) David Walker (1931-2009), a member of the American Catholic Historical Association from 1973 until 2002, died in Salt Lake City on January 27 at age seventy-seven. He taught at the University of Southern California from 1964 to 1969 and at Illinois State University from ...
JACQUES MARITAIN, THE MYSTERY OF ISRAEL, AND THE HOLOCAUST
Jan 01, 2009; ... French philosopher Jacques Maritain (1882-1973) gained a reputation both as a leading Catholic intellectual and as an outspoken critic of antisemitism, and as such has been lauded for more than fifty years as a progressive influence within twentieth-century Catholicism. He also has been cited as ...