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| Series: | American Catholic identities
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Table of Contents:
- Part 1
- Establishing the Immigrant Church
- The French and Irish
- 3
- 1.
- Archbishop Ambrose Marechal's Views on the Irish, 1818
- 4
- 2.
- Bishop John Dubois and the New York Irish, 1827
- 5
- 3.
- Bishop John England's Views on French Leadership, 1835
- 6
- The Irish
- 7
- 4.
- St. Patrick's Day Parade, Chicago, 1888
- 7
- 5.
- Views on Irish Immigration to the United States, 1900
- 9
- 6.
- Cardinal James Gibbons on Irish Immigration, 1897
- 14
- 7.
- Bishop Bernard McQuaid's Approval of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, 1894
- 16
- 8.
- Father Theobald Mathew's American Temperance Crusade, 1851
- 19
- 9.
- Henry Clay on Father Theobald Mathew, 1851
- 20
- 10.
- Father Theobald Mathew in Brooklyn, 1851
- 22
- 11.
- Irish Stereotype, 1861
- 22
- 12.
- Archbishop John Ireland on Total Abstinence, 1882
- 23
- 13.
- Irish-American Women and Labor, 1936
- 24
- 14.
- Margaret Haley and the Women's Catholic Order of Foresters, 1900
- 25
- 15.
- Letter to Sister Agatha M. Hurley, B.V.M., 1894
- 26
- 16.
- Jane Addams and the Sisters, 1910
- 27
- 17.
- Unitarian Minister Praises Irish Women and Catholic Schools, 1912
- 28
- 18.
- Helen Jackson's Convent Cruelties, 1923
- 29
- 19.
- Catholic Schools and Irish Female Social and Economic Mobility, 1920
- 29
- 20.
- Protests of Film The Callahans and Murphys, 1927
- 32
- The Germans
- 33
- 21.
- Incorporation of Holy Trinity Church, Philadelphia, 1788
- 33
- 22.
- The Plan of Boniface Wimmer, O.S.B., for Ministry to German Immigrants, 1845
- 35
- 23.
- Views of German Catholic Trustees in Cincinnati, ca. 1850
- 42
- 24.
- Regulations for Cincinnati's German Catholic Parishes, 1850
- 44
- 25.
- Instructions for German Catholic Immigrants, 1869
- 48
- The Germans and Irish
- 54
- 26.
- Immigrant Catholic Life in New York, 1830s and 1840s
- 54
- 27.
- A Missionary's Views on Catholics' Religious Behavior, 1854
- 57
- 28.
- German Catholic Grievances in the Abbelen Memorial, 1886
- 60
- 29.
- Reply of Bishops John Ireland and John Keane to the Abbelen Memorial, 1886
- 68
- 30.
- St. Raphael Societies' Memorial, 1891
- 74
- 31.
- The Cahensly Memorial, 1891
- 76
- 32.
- Reply of the American Archbishops to the Cahensly Memorial, 1892
- 77
- Anti-Catholicism
- 80
- 33.
- Samuel F. B. Morse, Imminent Dangers to the Free Institutions of the United States, 1834
- 80
- 34.
- Orestes Brownson on Native Americanism, 1854, 1856
- 83
- 35.
- The Oath of the American Protective Association, 1893
- 85
- Part 2
- Photo Essay: Building the Immigrant Church
- Brick-and-Mortar Catholicism
- 89
- 36.
- Bishop John Carroll Blesses a Boston Church, 1803
- 89
- 37.
- Bishop Benedict J. Fenwick on Holy Cross Cathedral, Boston, 1829
- 89
- 38.
- Bishop John England's Appeal for St. Mary's, Charleston, South Carolina, 1838
- 91
- 39.
- Consecration of St. John's Cathedral, Milwaukee, 1853
- 93
- 40.
- Archbishop Gaetano Bedini on the Legacy of Brick-and-Mortar Catholicism, 1855
- 97
- 41.
- Bishop John J. Hogan on Church-Building in Chillicothe, Missouri, 1859
- 102
- 42.
- Proposals for a Jesuit College, 1857
- 104
- 43.
- Our Roman Catholic Brethren, 1868
- 105
- 44.
- The Altar and Throne of St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York, 1877
- 109
- 45.
- Dedication of St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York, 1879
- 112
- 46.
- Confirmation Day Parade, Holy Family Parish, Chicago, 1895
- 114
- 47.
- Italian Church Dedication, 1899
- 116
- 48.
- Dedication of St. Josaphat's (Polish), Milwaukee, 1901
- 120
- 49.
- The Celtic Revival at St. Patrick's Church, Chicago, 1912
- 123
- 50.
- Memorial to Irish Patriot Terence MacSwiney, 1920
- 126
- 51.
- Eulogy for Terence MacSwiney, 1920
- 128
- 52.
- French Canadians Celebrate Church Reopening, Worcester, Massachusetts, 1996
- 130
- 53.
- Vietnamese Catholic Center, Santa Ana, California, 1996
- 133
- Part 3
- Diversifying the Immigrant Church
- The Polish
- 139
- 54.
- Panna Maria, Texas, 1866-70
- 139
- 55.
- Thomas and Znaniecki on the Polish Parish, ca. 1918
- 141
- 56.
- St. Stanislaus Kostka, Chicago, 1917
- 142
- 57.
- Riot in Bay City, Michigan, 1897
- 143
- 58.
- Zuaves of St. Stanislaus Kostka, 1916
- 143
- 59.
- Instructions to Polish Catholics, Maspeth, New York, 1913
- 144
- 60.
- Waclaw Kruszka on the Polish School, 1905-8
- 145
- 61.
- Polish Clergy on the Polish School, 1920
- 146
- 62.
- Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, 1885
- 147
- 63.
- Call for a National Polish Catholic Congress, 1896
- 149
- 64.
- Waclaw Kruszka, "Polyglot Bishops for Polyglot Dioceses," 1901
- 151
- 65.
- Francis Hodur, Polish National Catholic Church, 1907, 1901
- 156
- 66.
- Condemnation of the Kuryer Polski, 1912
- 157
- 67.
- Polish Clergy in the United States, "I Polacchi" Memorial, 1920
- 160
- 68.
- Response of the American Hierarchy, 1920
- 161
- The Italians
- 163
- 69.
- American Bishops and Pastoral Care of Italians, 1884
- 163
- 70.
- Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini and Italian Immigrants, 1889
- 165
- 71.
- Jacob Riis on Italian Religious Festivals, 1899
- 167
- 72.
- Italian Women and the Return of San Rocco, ca. 1890
- 173
- 73.
- A Priest's View of Italian Religious Festivals, ca. 1900
- 177
- 74.
- Italians' Attitudes toward Catholicism, ca. 1900
- 179
- 75.
- Social Worker's Report, San Francisco, 1917
- 181
- 76.
- Sicilians Lay Merlo Away Like a Monarch, 1924
- 186
- The Slovaks
- 187
- 77.
- Matthew Jankola, Sketches from a Slovak Catholic Parish in Pittston, PA, 1900
- 187
- The Lithuanians
- 190
- 78.
- Lithuanian Dispute in Shenandoah, Pennsylvania, 1877
- 190
- The Czechs
- 193
- 79.
- Bohemians in Chicago, 1908
- 193
- The Hungarians
- 194
- 80.
- Hungarians in Chicago and Cleveland, 1905
- 194
- Eastern Rite Catholics
- 197
- 81.
- Archbishop John Ireland and Eastern Rite Catholics, 1889
- 197
- The French Canadians
- 199
- 82.
- Bishop Antoine Racine on French-Canadian Catholics in the United States, 1892
- 199
- 83.
- French-Canadian Mutual Aid Societies, 1910
- 205
- The Portuguese
- 206
- 84.
- Portuguese Mission in Boston, 1896
- 206
- Part 4
- After 1924: The Persistence and Transcendence of Ethnicity
- The Persistence of Ethnicity
- 211
- 85.
- John V. Tolino, "Solving the Italian Problem," 1938
- 211
- 86.
- Italian Procession, Bunker Hill, Michigan, 1939
- 213
- 87.
- Closing Polish Parishes, Boston, 1990s
- 215
- 88.
- John Radzilowski, "Why Are They Wrecking Our Churches? Once Center of Polonian Life, Churches Are under Attack," 1998
- 217
- 89.
- Lithuanian Cemetery, Chicago, 1999
- 219
- The Transcendence of Ethnicity
- 221
- 90.
- Birth-Control Clinics
- 221
- 91.
- "Are Irish Catholics Dying Out in This Country?" 1922
- 222
- 92.
- Mary Onahan Gallery, Letter to Archbishop Mundelein, 1924
- 223
- 93.
- James M. Gillis, C.S.P., "Will Ye Fight or Will Ye Run?" 1932
- 224
- 94.
- Catholic Sacramental Practice and Birth Control in Chicago, 1932
- 225
- 95.
- Margaret Sanger on Catholics and Birth Control, 1934
- 227
- Part 5
- Asian Immigrants
- Chinese Immigrants
- 232
- 96.
- Father James Bouchard, S.J., "White Man or Chinaman
- Which?" 1873
- 232
- 97.
- Archbishop Joseph S. Alemany Requests Assistance with the Chinese Apostolate in San Francisco, 1871, 1874
- 234
- 98.
- Francis Leo Lem and Chew Yee to Archbishop Patrick W. Riordan Requesting Chinese Pastor, 1910
- 235
- 99.
- Chinese Ministry in San Francisco, 1945, 1942
- 236
- 100.
- Chinese Language School, 1936
- 239
- 101.
- Chinese Mission, New York, 1959
- 239
- 102.
- Resolutions of the Tenth Chinese Catholic Conference, 1961
- 242
- 103.
- Veneration of Ancestors, 1990
- 243
- 104.
- Zong Ming, "What It Means to Be a Chinese Catholic in America?" 1990
- 245
- Japanese Immigrants
- 247
- 105.
- Request for a Japanese Mission, San Francisco, 1912
- 247
- 106.
- Father Albert Breton on the Beginning of the Japanese Missions on the West Coast, 1912-19
- 247
- 107.
- Bishop John J. Cantwell on Japanese Sisters, 1921
- 249
- 108.
- Discrimination in Seattle, 1936
- 251
- 109.
- Maryknoll Protest of Japanese Relocation, 1942
- 251
- 110.
- Sister Paul Miki's Account of Manzanar, 1940s
- 252
- 111.
- Advice to Relocated Catholics, 1945
- 255
- 112.
- James Y.
- Sakamoto, "Catholicism at Minidoka Internment Camp," 1941-44
- 256
- 113.
- John Hayatsu, "The Role of the Japanese American in the Church," Seattle, 1992
- 262
- Filipino Immigrants
- 263
- 114.
- Catholic Filipino Club, Seattle, 1922
- 263
- 115.
- Letter of Thanks for Catholic Filipino Club, San Francisco, 1927
- 265
- 116.
- Report on Filipinos in San Francisco, 1941-42
- 266
- 117.
- Report on Filipinos in Stockton, California, 1956
- 270
- 118.
- Inquiry and Response on Filipino Ministry, 1980
- 272
- 119.
- Filipino Catholic Affairs, Archdiocese of San Francisco, Annual Report, 1983-84
- 274
- 120.
- Jose Arong, O.M.I., Survey of Filipino Priests and Religious
- Ministry Focus, 1995-96
- 276
- Santo Nino De Cebu Controversy (documents 121-24)
- 277
- 121.
- Agreement between Cebu Association and St. Joseph's Parish, San Francisco, 4 February 1979
- 277
- 122.
- Warren Hinckle, "Hinckle's Journal/The Philippine Priest and the Philippine Saint," 1984
- 278
- 123.
- Sally Famarin Protest Letter, 1982
- 280
- 124.
- Final Settlement, 1984
- 281
- 125.
- Nontraditional View of Santo Nino, ca. 1997
- 281
- 126.
- From the Peter Bacho Novel Cebu, 1991
- 282
- Vietnamese Immigrants
- 283
- 127.
- Report on Vietnamese Ministry, San Francisco, 1977
- 283
- 128.
- Request for a Personal Parish, San Jose, California, 1984
- 285
- Vietnamese Conflict in San Jose (documents 129-34)
- 289
- 129.
- Teresa Baggot, "Feud Erupts as Vietnamese Split over Pastor: Excommunications and Death Threats in San Jose Parish," 1986
- 290
- 130.
- Diocese of San Jose Report, 1988
- 293
- 131.
- Diocese of San Jose
- Office of the Bishop, 1988
- 294
- 132.
- Misuse of Former Mission Site, 1993
- 295
- 133.
- Letter of Bishop Pierre DuMaine to St. Patrick Proto-Cathedral, 27 November 1993
- 295
- 134.
- Office of the Bishop
- Diocese of San Jose, 1999
- 296
- 135.
- Generational Concerns in Sacramento, California, 1991
- 297
- Korean Immigrants
- 300
- 136.
- Anselm Kyongsuk Min, On Korean Catholicism, 1999
- 300
- 137.
- Korean Pastoral Mission, San Francisco, 1980
- 303
- 138.
- Bishop of Overseas Korean Catholics, 1981
- 304
- Other Asian Immigrants
- 305
- 139.
- Report on Asian Hearings: The Experience of Church in the United States, 1990
- 305
- 140.
- Recommendations to the Catholic Church at National and Local Levels from National Hearings of Asian Catholic Communities in the United States, 1990
- 306
- Part 6
- New Models and Concerns
- 141.
- Cultural Pluralism as New Paradigm, 1985
- 310
- 142.
- Chinese Pastoral Plan: Archdiocese of San Francisco, 1992
- 311
- 143.
- Kerry Tremain, "Welcoming the New Americans: The Same Love," 1999
- 312
- 144.
- Laotian Catholic Refugees in the United States, 1993
- 313
- 145.
- Robert W. McChesney, "The Mother Teresa of Immigration Detention," 1999
- 316.
- Foreword /
- Christopher J. Kauffman
- General Introduction /
- Jeffrey M. Burns, Ellen Skerrett and Joseph M. White
- pt. 1.
- Establishing the Immigrant Church
- French and Irish
- Irish
- Germans
- Germans and Irish
- Anti-Catholicism
- pt. 2.
- Photo Essay: Building the Immigrant Church
- Brick-and-Mortar Catholicism
- pt. 3.
- Diversifying the Immigrant Church
- Polish
- Italians
- Slovaks
- Lithuanians
- Czechs
- Hungarians
- Eastern Rite Catholics
- French Canadians
- Portuguese
- pt. 4.
- After 1924: The Persistence and Transcendence of Ethnicity
- Persistence of Ethnicity
- Transcendence of Ethnicity
- pt. 5.
- Asian Immigrants
- Chinese Immigrants
- Japanese Immigrants
- Filipino Immigrants
- Vietnamese Immigrants
- Korean Immigrants
- Other Asian Immigrants
- pt. 6.
- New Models and Concerns.