Sacred Threads: Catholic Spirituality in Australia 1922 - 1962

Katharine Massam

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Catholicism and Religious Studies Religious and Theological Studies Australian History and Society

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Australian Catholics have expressed their relationship with God, the institution of Catholicism and wider society in a variety of ways. They have woven strands of spirituality through the events of life to create divergent and complex patterns of meaning. These threads of religious belief are the central concern of this book. It explores the lives of ordinary people ho continually made choices about the way they expressed their faith.

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