The new nuns: racial justice and religious reform in the 1960s

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Catholicism and Religious Studies Race, History, and American Society Theological Perspectives and Practices

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Abbreviations Introduction: An Apostolic Revolution 1. Church and Society: The Emergence of New Nuns 2. Education and Training: Tools for Racial Justice 3. Vocation and Negotiation: Congregational Dynamics 4. Sisters in Selma: Working Under Jim Crow 5. Project Cabrini: Becoming Sistahs 6. The Placement Bureau: Matching Nuns with Needs Conclusion: Endings and New Beginnings Notes Bibliography Acknowledgments Index

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