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Catholicism and the American experience - [electronic resource] : Portsmouth review

서명/저자: Catholicism and the American experience - [electronic resource] : Portsmouth review

내용주기: 완전내용Catholicism and the American experience: Portsmouth review -- Table of Contents -- From the Editor -- Part I. 2013 Portsmouth Institute Conference Proceedings -- Conference Introduction -- What is Religious Freedom? -- Introduction of Peter Steinfels -- Catholic Identity vs. Catholic Leadership in a Secular Age -- Is There Such a Thing as Catholic Art? -- Catholics in an Unfamiliar America -- The Faith in the Future Foundation -- Dorothy Day, Servant of God -- Evangelization in a Secular Age -- Witnessing to Charity in Truth -- Speaker Biographies -- Part II. 2013 Portsmouth Institute Articles -- Holdings in Catholic Art: A Response to Roger Kimball -- Dom Hilary Martin: After Ten Years -- Still Catholic -- Looking Back on Los Alamos -- All Hands on Deck -- Nothing Self-Made About Me -- The Mystery of Mrs. Fitzherbert and James Ord -- After Dinner Remarks -- Freedom: Peter M. Flanigan '41 -- 2013 Commencement Address on May 26, 2013 -- Eulogy for Peter Magnus Flanigan '41 on August 5, 2013 -- Tribute, to Uncle Pete -- On Meditation -- Ex Portus Ostio 2014.

초록/해제: 요약 What does it mean to be Catholic in America? Catholicism and the American Experience features essays from Robert George, Peter Steinfels, George Weigel, E. J. Dionne, and many more, exploring the unique elements of American Catholicism. The volume highlights the proceedings of the fifth annual Portsmouth Institute conference. This collection of essays addresses the topic of Catholicism and the American Experience from diverse points of view. They discuss thorny topics such as the relationship between the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and religious freedom, what it means to be Catholic in a secular age, and the current state of Catholic art. Essays also explore subjects ranging from New Evangelization in the church to Catholic leadership.