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Parish boundaries: the Catholic encounter with race in the twentieth-century urban north

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Catholicism and Religious Studies Race, History, and American Society Religion, Theology, History, Judaism, Christianity

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Introduction 1: A Catholic World in America 2: Race and the Immigrant Church 3: Catholics and the Second World War 4: Neighborhood Transition in a Changing Church 5: Community Organization and Urban Renewal 6: Washington and Rome 7: Civil Rights and the Second Vatican Council 8: Racial Justice and the People of God 9: Catholic Freedom Struggle Conclusion Acknowledgments Notes Index

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