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Paperback. Condición: Very Good. Celebrate America's 250th anniversary by discovering the hidden Catholic story woven throughout the nation's history. In A Catholic Pilgrimage through American History, historian Kevin Schmiesing guides readers on a fascinating journey to twenty-seven historic sites and pivotal events that reveal the rich, complex, and often overlooked role Catholics have played in shaping the United States. From the Santa Fe Trail and Gettysburg to the Bourbon Trail and the Washington Monument, each stop uncovers stories that illuminate America's Catholic heritage. Inspired by family vacations that always included sacred places, Schmiesing invites readers on a virtual pilgrimage through more than two centuries of American history. Along the way, you will encounter saints, pioneers, presidents, missionaries, and ordinary believers whose faith helped influence the nation's development. As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, this unique Catholic history book highlights how Catholics have been part of the American experiment from the beginning--founding colonies, settling the frontier, building schools and hospitals, opposing slavery, serving in wartime, and contributing to advances in science, technology, and space exploration. Travel through significant moments in US history at sites including the University of Notre Dame, Mission San Diego de Alcalá, Wounded Knee Creek, and St. Mary's City, Maryland. Meet remarkable figures whose lives intersected with the American story, including Augustus Tolton, Frances Cabrini, Katharine Drexel, Black Elk, John F. Kennedy, and Dr. Samuel Mudd. Through the stories behind shrines, memorials, churches, and historic landmarks, you will explore the diverse and sometimes conflicting roles Catholics have played in the nation's past. Featured destinations include: St. Mary's City, Maryland--America's Catholic Plymouth Rock and one of the earliest centers of religious freedom; The Church of St. Thomas in Bardstown, Kentucky--a stop on the Bourbon Trail and a window into frontier Catholicism; The Washington Monument and the story of the famous Pope's Stone Wounded Knee Creek, South Dakota--where Catholic missionary efforts intersect with a tragic chapter in Native American history; and The churches of Quincy, Illinois--home to the first Black priest in the United States, Venerable Augustus Tolton. Perfect for readers interested in Catholic history, American history, religious travel, and America250 celebrations, A Catholic Pilgrimage through American History reveals how the Catholic faith has helped shape the United States from its founding to the present day.…

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Paperback. Condición: Very Good. Celebrate America's 250th anniversary by discovering the hidden Catholic story woven throughout the nation's history. In A Catholic Pilgrimage through American History, historian Kevin Schmiesing guides readers on a fascinating journey to twenty-seven historic sites and pivotal events that reveal the rich, complex, and often overlooked role Catholics have played in shaping the United States. From the Santa Fe Trail and Gettysburg to the Bourbon Trail and the Washington Monument, each stop uncovers stories that illuminate America's Catholic heritage. Inspired by family vacations that always included sacred places, Schmiesing invites readers on a virtual pilgrimage through more than two centuries of American history. Along the way, you will encounter saints, pioneers, presidents, missionaries, and ordinary believers whose faith helped influence the nation's development. As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, this unique Catholic history book highlights how Catholics have been part of the American experiment from the beginning--founding colonies, settling the frontier, building schools and hospitals, opposing slavery, serving in wartime, and contributing to advances in science, technology, and space exploration. Travel through significant moments in US history at sites including the University of Notre Dame, Mission San Diego de Alcalá, Wounded Knee Creek, and St. Mary's City, Maryland. Meet remarkable figures whose lives intersected with the American story, including Augustus Tolton, Frances Cabrini, Katharine Drexel, Black Elk, John F. Kennedy, and Dr. Samuel Mudd. Through the stories behind shrines, memorials, churches, and historic landmarks, you will explore the diverse and sometimes conflicting roles Catholics have played in the nation's past. Featured destinations include: St. Mary's City, Maryland--America's Catholic Plymouth Rock and one of the earliest centers of religious freedom; The Church of St. Thomas in Bardstown, Kentucky--a stop on the Bourbon Trail and a window into frontier Catholicism; The Washington Monument and the story of the famous Pope's Stone Wounded Knee Creek, South Dakota--where Catholic missionary efforts intersect with a tragic chapter in Native American history; and The churches of Quincy, Illinois--home to the first Black priest in the United States, Venerable Augustus Tolton. Perfect for readers interested in Catholic history, American history, religious travel, and America250 celebrations, A Catholic Pilgrimage through American History reveals how the Catholic faith has helped shape the United States from its founding to the present day.…

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Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Family-owned bookshop in Steubenville, Ohio. Books shipped within 24 hours. CLEAN!! No marks. Might as well be new. Appears unread. Includes: Symposium on Tocqueville and Catholicism . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TOC: Introduction by Gary D. Glenn. // . -- Tocqueville on Christianity and the Natural Equality of Man by Paul A. Rahe. // . -- Tocqueville's Aristocratic Christianity by Peter Augustine Lawler. // . -- Situating Tocqueville Between Modern Political Philosophy and Pre-Modern Catholic Political Philosophy About What Constitutes Society by Gary D. Glenn. // . -- Taking Religion Seriously: Reflections on Tocqueville, Catholicism, and Democratic Modernity by Kenneth L. Grasso. // . -- Tocqueville, Religion, and Modernity by Carson Holloway. // . -- Why Enough Is Not Enough: Toward a General Theory of Crime in the High Suites by Integration of Sociological and Catholic Social Perspectives by Alfred D'Anca and Omar Nagi. // . -- The Verbiage of Vision: Mission and Identity in Theologically Conservative Catholic Colleges and Universities by Robert Abelman. // . -- Living Vicariously: Some Implications of the New Evangelization for Catholic Schools by Richard Rymarz. // . -- Marketing Education in Light of Catholic Social Teaching by Jeff Rankin. // . -- Pope Pius XII: About Those Archives by Ronald J. Rychlak. // . -- Evaluating the Social Justice Implications of the New Theory of Dynamic Monopsony by Guillermo Montes. // . -- Profit Maximization and the Subjective Dimension of Work by Edward J. O'Boyle. // . -- Constitutionalism in Burke's Reflections as Critique of the Enlightenment Ideas of Originative Political Consent and the Social Compact by Joseph Almeida. // . -- The Freedom of the Church and the Taming of Leviathan: The Christian Revolution, Dignitatis Humanae, and Western Liberty by Kenneth L. Grasso. // . -- A Retrospective on Public Policy Threats to Religious Liberty in the Workplace by Eileen P. Kelly and Thomas E. Kelly. // . -- Dystopia and the Gospel of Life by Ryan J. Barilleaux. // . -- Ex Corde Ecclesiae, Social Science, and the Public Square by Brian Simboli. // . -- Race to the Top, Value-Added Models, and the Catholic View of Education by Guillermo Montes. // . -- The Student Loan Crisis and the Future of Higher Education by Michael Wenisch. // . -- Catholicism, the Tea Party Movement, and American Civilization: Questions, Propositions, and Proposals by Joseph A. Varacalli. // . -- Neither Left nor Right, but Catholic: Thoughts on Immigration by Stephen M. Krason. // . -- Neither Left nor Right, but Catholic: Reasons Why Government Should be Turned to Only When Necessary by Stephen M. Krason. // . -- Neither Left nor Right, but Catholic: The Sixties Redivivus: The 'Occupy Wall Street' Protests by Stephen M. Krason. …

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