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For Both Cross and Flag: Catholic Action, Anti-Catholicism, and National Security Politics in World War II San Francisco (Urban Life, Landscape and Policy) by William Issel, 2009-12-28 The Survival of American Innocence: Catholicism in an Era of Disillusionment, 1920-1940 (Notre Dame studies in American Catholicism) by William M. Halsey, 1980-05 Media, Culture and Catholicism (Communication, Culture & Theology) by Paul A. Soukup S.J., 1996-08-01 Dynamic Catholicism by Thomas Bokenkotter, 1986-09-05 The Great Commission: Models of Evangelization in American Catholicism by Timothy E. Byerley, 2008-09-02 The Mystery of the Rosary: Marian Devotion and the Reinvention of Catholicism by Nathan Mitchell, 2009-09-28 Introduction To Catholicism: A Complete Course by James Socias, 2003-06 Whores Of Babylon: Catholicism, Gender And Seventeenth-century Print Culture by Frances E. Dolan, 2005-03 What God Has Joined Together: The Annulment Crisis in American Catholicism by Robert H. Vasoli, 1998-04-16 The Size Of Chesterton's Catholicism by David W. Fagerberg, 1998-07-28 Is the Reformation Over?: An Evangelical Assessment of Contemporary Roman Catholicism by Mark A. Noll, Carolyn Nystrom, 2008-04-01 The Church in the Barrio: Mexican American Ethno-Catholicism in Houston by Roberto R. Trevino, 2006-02-27 Investing in Miracles: El Shaddai and the Transformation of Popular Catholicism in the Philippines by Katharine L. Wiegele, 2004-10 Fears and Fascinations: Representing Catholicism in the American South by Thomas Haddox, 2005-12-15

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121. Black Saints
     Long (510K) page which seeks to prove that Christianity, especially catholicism, is not a white man's religion to oppress Black folks. Considers the color issue, whether Jesus was Black. Recalls the stories of many African saints.  
     http://www.angelfire.com/realm/blackcatholics/earlyblacksaints.pg2.html
     
     Extractions: More Black Khemetian, African, Coptic, Latin Rite and Other Saints Links NEW BLACK CATHOLIC STUFF We are pleased to announce we’re back up, slowly. As you know, when Vivendi/Universal’s MP3 shut down, our Afrocentric Rosary (with St. Brigid Traditional Choir, and Black Spirituals, and Catholic hymns in the background) were “knocked out”, with it. We’ve found anew home, at Soundclick.(see below). CLICK HERE or cut and past the url: http://www.soundclick.com/bands/5/jamesweslysmithsblackcatholicgospelmusic.htm Right now Scenes from Camino De Vida (Way of Life), the Black Catholic Motion Picture Soundtrack are up and running (with more being added), and a few of the Afrocentric Chaplet of Divine Mercy with Speaking Drums (parts I, and II). We expect the Rosary Africanus, total Camino De Vida tracks, and Missa Africanus to be up within a week. For those who were using it for their daily devotions, Please check from time to time for these excellent spiritual entertainments and RCIA, CCD, religious education, free materials..

122. American Catholic | Update Your Faith | FAQs About Catholicism
     Catholic Church Questions FAQs about catholicism. Do you have questions about the Roman Catholic Church? Here are Catholic answers  
     http://www.americancatholic.org/UpdateYourFaith/default.asp

123. Kenya Episcopal Conference
     History of catholicism in Kenya, email directory, information on Catholic education, directories of dioceses and religious orders.  
     http://www.rc.net/africa/kenyacatholic/home.htm

124. The Cutting Edge Radio Program - Transcript Of WITCHCRAFT IN THE WHITE HOUSE AND
     WITCHCRAFT IN THE WHITE HOUSE AND IN ROMAN catholicism. (Radio Show Transcript Follows). The New World Order is coming. Are you ready?  
     http://www.cuttingedge.org/ce1059.html
     
     Extractions: (Radio Show Transcript Follows) FOR THE NEXT 30 MINUTES, YOU WILL BE ON This is David Bay, Director of Old Paths Ministries. And this is the Cutting Edge , a radio program dedicated to warning and informing God's people. We are committed to the study and exposition of the inerrant, inspired and authoritative Word of God. The views expressed belong to us, and are not necessarily shared by this station. The moral bankruptcy of our society is well-documented. But, few people understand why we have become morally bankrupt. However, when we look at society through the Biblical eyes of God, we can easily see why we are facing the unprecedented troubles of today. This study of America through the eyes of God is what we will always try to do here; stay with us for some eye-opening truths. And the United States of America has the world's tallest and largest obelisk the Washington Monument. Every President from George Washington to Jimmy Carter took their oaths of office from the East side of the Capitol Building; however, on January 20, 1981, President Reagan insisted that the Inauguration Ceremony take place from the West side of the Capitol. A quick look at a map of Washington, D.C., shows that, when President Reagan addressed the crowd to give his Inaugural speech, he was facing that great obelisk, the Washington Monument. Occultists the world over clearly knew the significance. They knew that the occultic plan to produce Anti-Christ was nearing its completion; they knew that Reagan's successor was to be the President to be in power when Anti-Christ staged his appearance. President Reagan took his second oath of office from the traditional East side of the Capitol as did President Bush. The plan called for only one President to face the occultic obelisk.

125. Eutopia - A Lay Journal Of Catholic Thought
     A lay studentrun journal at the Catholic University of America which seeks to defend the Church in contemporary and controversial topics in catholicism.  
     http://eutopia.cua.edu/
     
     Extractions: Tyranny of the Oligarchy" Eutopia is a student-run journal of Catholic thought which seeks to address contemporary and controversial topics in Catholicism from a perspective that is loyal to the teaching of the Church. Eutopia is produced by graduate and undergraduate students of the Catholic University of America in Washington, DC. Eutopia is published three times a semester. Our name, Eutopia , is a play on words devised by our founding Editor, Richard L. Kent. The word "Utopia," as you know, is derived from the Greek meaning "no place" and is the title of St. Thomas More's satirical political work. Like the fictitious country in More's novel, Utopia refers to a "place of fantasy," an earthly paradise, a perfect world brought about by the power of human beings, something most people know to be a pipe dream. Striving for this illusory and rationalistic Utopia is a recurring pretension of secular liberalism, both of More's day and our own.

126. Anthropology Of Catholicism Bilbliography
     Anthropology of Roman catholicism Bibliography. 24Aug-99. A web page devoted to Roman catholicism is currently under construction.  
     http://www.as.ua.edu/ant/Faculty/murphy/419/Cathbib.htm
     
     Extractions: since 10-19-01 T his bibliography is compiled for use by students in "Myth, Ritual, and Magic" , an introduction to the anthropology of religion. The browser may also wish to consult the Web Jump Station for the Anthropology of Religion . A web page devoted to Roman Catholicism is currently under construction. P erhaps the greatest problem with this necessarily incomplete bibliography (apart from the fact that only entries in English are included) is that as yet the many ethnographic monographs that contain a chapter or two about Catholicism are not included. Anyone who wishes to contribute additions or suggestions for the bibliography is encouraged to submit them via email by clicking here Ackerman, Susan E. 1980 The Language of Religious Innovation: Spirit Possession and Exorcism in a Malaysian Catholic Pentecostal Movement. Journal of Anthropological Research 37:90-100. 1984 Experimentation and Renewal Among Malaysian Christians: The Charismatic Movement in Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya. Southeast Asian Journal of Social Science 37:35-48.

127. English Home Page
     Historical timeline of catholicism in the Sudan, description of the activities of the SCBC, documents, map, information on each diocese, saints. Also information on other Christian churches in the Sudan. Site in English and French.  
     http://www.eglisesoudan.org/eaccueil.htm

128. Rainbow Query: Search The Queer Internet For Catholicism
     Dignity and other Catholic pages, and sites that include catholicism in the general discussion of religion and homosexuality.  
     http://www.rainbowquery.com/Categories/Catholicism.html

129. Iamsn.org :: Indonesian Applied Mathematics Society In The Netherlands
     Links, including metaphysics(ESP), IRC and catholicism.  
     http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Jardin/1727/

130. Catholic Issues: Book Reviews, Articles, Pressing Issues, Discussions
     Article by Peter Gilmour examining the relatively recent phenomenon of pastoral studies as a program of graduate study, combining the sacred and the secular, the academic and the formational.  
     http://www.adelphi.edu/ci/ARTICLES/GILMOUR95.HTM
     
     Extractions: by Peter Gilmour, Institute of Pastoral Studies, Loyola University Chicago The phrase, "Pastoral Studies" has effectively etched its way into Catholic consciousness and conversation this past generation. Often used interchangeably with pastoral theology, it is a close relative to pastoral ministry, pastoral care, and pastoral counseling. Rhetorical ambiguity is understandable given Catholicism's massive change of consciousness and its emergent theological styles since Vatican II. Add to this picture the movement away from traditional categories of knowledge to interdisciplinary studies coupled with the emergence of new areas of study and focus, e.g. feminism, ecology, ethnic and gender studies. Pastoral Studies in the contemporary Catholic experience is an umbrella phrase embracing many varied forms of knowledge necessary and appropriate for effective ministerial activity. Broadly speaking, the knowledge of Pastoral Studies can be divided between the sacred and the secular. Sacred studies, e.g., theology, Bible, morality and ethics, liturgy and sacraments combine with secular studies, e.g., psychology, sociology, anthropology, philosophy to form the field of Pastoral Studies. It suggests a curriculum, a planned grouping of subjects and an organized approach to them leading to expertise in ministerial activity. Patricia O'Connell Killen and John de Beer's book, The Art of Theological Reflection (reviewed in this newsletter), well captures this essential melding of knowledge necessary for effective ministry.

131. PAGAN SUN WORSHIP AND CATHOLICISM - LA VERITA - THE TRUTH
     PAGAN SUN WORSHIP AND catholicism LA VERITA THE TRUTH. In St. catholicism has clearly adopted the sun symbolism of the ancient pagans!  
     http://www.aloha.net/~mikesch/verita.htm
     
     Extractions: LA VERITA - THE TRUTH In St. Peter's in Rome, there is a rather remarkable sculpture that probably goes mostly unnoticed by those who visit there. It is a part of a sculpture group by Gian Lorenzo Bernini decorating the tomb of Pope Alexander VII. At the four corners surrounding the enthroned Pope, are the four virtues, Charity, Prudence, Justice and Truth. Charity is on the front left side and "La Verita", which means "The Truth" is on the right front side of the overview below. Above scene from the video "Israel of the Alps" LLT Productions - Used by Permission The first thing you might notice is that "Truth" stands with her foot on a globe of the earth, symbolizing her power over the globe. Then looking closer you will see that she clutches in her arms the sun, probably symbolizing that the Truth will be revealed in time, by the light of day. Photo by Scala/Art Resource, New York Historically, pagan Babylon worshipped the sun as a deity, and pagan Rome also worshipped the invincible sun. The Roman Catholic Church, with the assistance of Caesar (

132. Myhelppage2
     Discusses Roman catholicism and healing, and shows friends and relatives in Ireland, the Irish Tierney and Dunn clans, poetry, paintings, his business, and animals.  
     http://www.myhelppage2.homestead.com/

133. Ingrid H. Shafer's Home Page
     catholicism and World Religions The Latest Vatican Statement on Christianity and Other Religions by John Hick15 December 1998.  
     http://www.usao.edu/~facshaferi/
     
     Extractions: 5 June 1998: "As you know, Indonesia now facing a very critical situation, not only in terms of economic but, more importantly, in the basic of our existence itself. In light of that situation, SIDA or MADIA recently released a statement of concern and an appeal concerning our present situation in Indonesia. We are very concerned with the dangerous situation that can lead to the disintegration process in Indonesia."

134. Catholicism In Nineteenth Century America
     A lecture that covers the rapid growth of the Catholic church and reactions from the Protestant majority.  
     http://www.wfu.edu:/~matthetl/perspectives/seventeen.html

135. Are Protestantism And Roman Catholicism Heretical?
     Are Protestantism and Roman catholicism Heretical? John of Kronstadt Press). A concise explanation of the differences between Orthodoxy and Roman catholicism.  
     http://www.orthodoxinfo.com/ecumenism/prot_rc_heresy.aspx
     
     Extractions: Search: Home Ecumenism Awareness Ecumenical Documents and Critiques Ecumenism Awareness Pages... Introduction Modernism Commonly Misunderstood Terms Ecumenical Documents and Critiques General Articles Ecumenical Ecclesiology The Calendar Controversy False Union With Rome The Balamand Agreement Neo-Papal Patriarchalism Monophysites (Non-Chalcedonians) Epistles of Metropolitan Philaret The Resistance Movement Related Articles Introductory Note . The reader should be aware that my motivation for compiling these texts does not stem from a desire to "bash the heterodox" but rather to help my fellow Orthodox brothers and sisters to understand that much of the rhetoric we hear today regarding Western Christians is not faithful to Holy Tradition. It thus undermines the unity and uniqueness of the one true Church—the Orthodox Church—, which embodies the very criterion of Christianity, being the sole preserver of the unadulterated Apostolic and Holy Tradition. Take for example this statement by one of the leading ecumenical activists, the late Nicolas Zernov: It is necessary to state from the outset, that the attitude to the Christian West

136. Ixeh.net Home Page
     Features travel guides for the Puebla region of Central Mexico and pages on catholicism in Mexico and the U.S. In English and Spanish.  
     http://www.ixeh.net/index.html
     
     Extractions: Some pages contain detailed graphics that can take a few seconds to appear on your screen. Puebla Valley, Central Mexico Visitor's Online Guide to the City of Puebla, Mexico Designated a "World Heritage City" by UNESCO. Known for its distinctive colonial architecture, cuisine, Talavera ceramics, onyx crafts, and textile industry. Portal for all ixet.net sites about this historic town. Visit the portal for details. Visitor's Online Guide to Totimehuacan, Puebla, Mexico Totimehuacan in

137. Journal Of Religion And Film: Sectarian Catholicism And Mel Gibson By Michael G.
     Journal of Religion and Film. Sectarian catholicism and Mel Gibson. Vol. 8 Special Issue No. 1 February 2004. Sectarian catholicism and Mel Gibson.  
     http://www.unomaha.edu/~wwwjrf/2004Symposium/Lawler.htm
     
     Extractions: Creighton University Introduction [1] The title of this presentation incorporates both the task assigned to me in this symposium and the content of my presentation. Mel Gibson is a self-confessed traditionalist Catholic, and the task assigned to me is to explain that contemporary traditionalist Catholicism. That explanation is the direct focus of this paper. To the extent that Gibson is a well-known traditionalist, and the son of an even better known traditionalist with bizarre and well-documented views, understanding traditionalism contributes indirectly to understanding Mel Gibson. Neither of those two understandings will permit me to make any judgment about Gibson’s film, The Passion of the Christ , which I have not seen, but they do raise and have raised questions about the film that would be very serious if verified. I will acknowledge those questions as I proceed.

138. The Catholic Experience At Taming Pluralism
     An exploration of how Catholics coupled their catholicism with an acceptance of American religious pluralism. From Christian Century.  
     http://www.religion-online.org/cgi-bin/relsearchd.dll/showarticle?item_id=867

139. ProfessorBainbridge.com: Catholicism Archives
     An eclectic mix of law, business and economics, politics and current events, catholicism, and wine. April 25, 2004 in catholicism Permalink TrackBack.  
     http://www.professorbainbridge.com/catholicism/

140. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Nagasaki
     History of Nagasaki catholicism from the Catholic Encyclopedia.  
     http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/10667c.htm
     
     Extractions: Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... N > Nagasaki A B C D ... Z (Nagasakiensis). Nagasaki, capital of the prefecture ( ken ) of the same name, is situated on a small peninsula on the south-eastern coast of the Island of Kiushiu, Japan . Its harbour, enclosed on three sides by mountains sloping down to the sea-shore and sheltered on the fourth (the entrance) by numerous islands, is one of the safest and most important in Japan . Being the first port of entry for vessels coming from the south and west, it is also one of the leading coaling-stations of the Far East. The principal industries of the town are the manufacture of engines and ship-building. It imports mainly cotton, coal, sugar, and petroleum; among its chief exports are coal, rice, flour, camphor, and tobacco. In the first ten centuries of our era we find references to the town under no less than seven distinct names, of which Fukaye no Ura (Fukaye Bay) is the best known. Its present name is probably derived from a certain Nagasaki Kotaro, who, about 1185-90, received Fukaye no Ura as his fief. Prior to the arrival of the Christian missionaries, however, Nagasaki was an insignificant village.

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