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catalog contributor b2150485.
catalog created "c1968.".
catalog date "1968".
catalog date "c1968.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c1968.".
catalog description "A basis for a rural program/ Edwin V. O'Hara, 1920 -- A blueprint for economic planning/ Michael J. O'Shaughnessy, 1932 -- Constitutional crisis and social justice/ National Catholic Welfare Conference, 1935 -- Teh evolution of company unions into industrial councils/ Aloysius J. Muench, 1935 -- Social justice through public ownership and control/ Charles E. Coughlin, 1935 -- Statement of principles/ Association of Catholic Trade Unions, 1938 -- Decent poverty the social ideal/Dorothy Day, 1939 -- Democracy the best and only just form of government/ Mortimer Adler and Walter Farrell, 1945 -- A new look at church and state/ John Courntey Murray, 1949 -- "Utility of social science for religion"/ Joseph H. Fichter, 1956 -- The role of government in a pluralistic economy/ John F. Cronin, 1956 -- An attack on "compulsory unionism"/ Goetz A. Briefs, 1960 -- A progress report on industry councils/ Rupert J. Ederer, 1961 -- ".
catalog description "Community v. Catholic interests in the new pluralist society/ Daniel Callahan, 1963.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. xliii-liv) and index.".
catalog description "Liberty and enlightenment not obstacles to Catholic growth/ Archbishop John Hughes, 1856 -- Catholics and America's providential mission / Orestes A. Brownson, 1856 -- The threat of Americanization of the immigrant/ Anton H. Walburg, 1889 -- The danger of "socialistic Communism"/ George Dering Wolff, 1878 -- A Christian Communist's quest for the "Eden of labor"/ T. Wharton Collens, 1870 -- Against sectarian partisanship in public institutions/ Levi Silliman Ives, 1857 -- New tasks in Catholic charity/ The Paulist viewpoint, 1868 -- Moral guidelines and support for Catholic societies/ Pastoral letter from Third Plenary Council of Baltimore, 1884 -- Frontier colonization to solve urban evils/ Bishop John Lancaster Spalding, 1880 -- The stake of the Catholic Church in the labor movement/ James Cardinal Gibbons, 1916 -- An insurgent priest's defense of common property in land/ Edward McGlynn, 1887 -- ".
catalog description "The Society of St Vincent de Paul in the charity organization movement/ Thomas M. Mulry, 1898 -- For social reform and Americanization/ Baltimore Catholic Congress, 1889 -- A Catholic version of the gospel of wealth/ Peter L. Foy, 1889 -- A conservative view of the church's social mission/ Conde B. Pallen, 1890 -- Grievances redressed by Federation of Catholic Societies/ Bishop James A. McFaul, 1904 -- The "living wage" philosophy/ John A, Ryan, 1902 -- A "labor" priest's plea for social reform/ Peter E. Dietz, 1909 -- Social science a part of theological study/ William J. Kerby, 1900 -- The need for trained social workers/ Charles Patrick Neill, 1914 -- The tension between volunteers and professionals in Catholic charities/ Henry Sommerville, 1917 -- A program for Catholic childcaring homes/ The Sisters' Conference, 1923 -- Diocesan organization in charity/ Monsignor Robert F. Keegan, 1932 -- The bishop's program of social reconstruction from Pronouncement, 1920 -- ".
catalog extent "lv, 571 p. ;".
catalog hasFormat "American Catholic thought on social questions.".
catalog isFormatOf "American Catholic thought on social questions.".
catalog isPartOf "The American heritage series ; 58".
catalog issued "1968".
catalog issued "c1968.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Indianapolis : Bobbs-Merrill,".
catalog relation "American Catholic thought on social questions.".
catalog subject "261".
catalog subject "BX1753 .A6".
catalog subject "Christian sociology Catholic Church.".
catalog tableOfContents "A basis for a rural program/ Edwin V. O'Hara, 1920 -- A blueprint for economic planning/ Michael J. O'Shaughnessy, 1932 -- Constitutional crisis and social justice/ National Catholic Welfare Conference, 1935 -- Teh evolution of company unions into industrial councils/ Aloysius J. Muench, 1935 -- Social justice through public ownership and control/ Charles E. Coughlin, 1935 -- Statement of principles/ Association of Catholic Trade Unions, 1938 -- Decent poverty the social ideal/Dorothy Day, 1939 -- Democracy the best and only just form of government/ Mortimer Adler and Walter Farrell, 1945 -- A new look at church and state/ John Courntey Murray, 1949 -- "Utility of social science for religion"/ Joseph H. Fichter, 1956 -- The role of government in a pluralistic economy/ John F. Cronin, 1956 -- An attack on "compulsory unionism"/ Goetz A. Briefs, 1960 -- A progress report on industry councils/ Rupert J. Ederer, 1961 -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Community v. Catholic interests in the new pluralist society/ Daniel Callahan, 1963.".
catalog tableOfContents "Liberty and enlightenment not obstacles to Catholic growth/ Archbishop John Hughes, 1856 -- Catholics and America's providential mission / Orestes A. Brownson, 1856 -- The threat of Americanization of the immigrant/ Anton H. Walburg, 1889 -- The danger of "socialistic Communism"/ George Dering Wolff, 1878 -- A Christian Communist's quest for the "Eden of labor"/ T. Wharton Collens, 1870 -- Against sectarian partisanship in public institutions/ Levi Silliman Ives, 1857 -- New tasks in Catholic charity/ The Paulist viewpoint, 1868 -- Moral guidelines and support for Catholic societies/ Pastoral letter from Third Plenary Council of Baltimore, 1884 -- Frontier colonization to solve urban evils/ Bishop John Lancaster Spalding, 1880 -- The stake of the Catholic Church in the labor movement/ James Cardinal Gibbons, 1916 -- An insurgent priest's defense of common property in land/ Edward McGlynn, 1887 -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "The Society of St Vincent de Paul in the charity organization movement/ Thomas M. Mulry, 1898 -- For social reform and Americanization/ Baltimore Catholic Congress, 1889 -- A Catholic version of the gospel of wealth/ Peter L. Foy, 1889 -- A conservative view of the church's social mission/ Conde B. Pallen, 1890 -- Grievances redressed by Federation of Catholic Societies/ Bishop James A. McFaul, 1904 -- The "living wage" philosophy/ John A, Ryan, 1902 -- A "labor" priest's plea for social reform/ Peter E. Dietz, 1909 -- Social science a part of theological study/ William J. Kerby, 1900 -- The need for trained social workers/ Charles Patrick Neill, 1914 -- The tension between volunteers and professionals in Catholic charities/ Henry Sommerville, 1917 -- A program for Catholic childcaring homes/ The Sisters' Conference, 1923 -- Diocesan organization in charity/ Monsignor Robert F. Keegan, 1932 -- The bishop's program of social reconstruction from Pronouncement, 1920 -- ".
catalog title "American Catholic thought on social questions / edited by Aaron I. Abell.".
catalog type "text".