Catholics in England 1950-2000: Historical and Sociological Perspectives

Abstract

Part 1 Introduction: a transformed church, Michael P. Hornsby-Smith. Part 2 Historical perspectives: a tradition and culture lost, to be regained? Sheridan Gilley Catholicism in Liverpool's docklands -1950s-1990s, Frank Boyce Catholic family life, John Marshall have you seen the death of dialogue? Philip L. Daniel the changing nature of Catholic organizations, Mildred Nevile Catholics and public policy, Michael P. Fogarty social justice in historical perspective, Ian Linden. Part 3 Sociological perspectives: young adult core Catholics, John Fulton the religio-ethnic identities of teenagers of Irish descent, Mary J. Hickman English Catholics and divorce, Timothy J. Buckley CSSR what became of the children of Mary? Mary Eaton reordering perspectives in Catholic schools, Bernadette O'Keeffe religious life after Vatican II, James Sweeney CP. Part 4 Conclusions: English Catholicism at the new millennium, Michael Hornsby-Smith.

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