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Vol. 1: 2nd ed.

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Religion, deepest instinct of the human soul. Jesus Christ, yesterday, and to-day; and the same for ever.

v. 1. The Catholic Church and civil society. The mission of Catholics in America. The church and the age. Human progress. Patriotism. American citizenship. State schools and parish schools. The Catholic Church and liberal education. Intemperance and law. The Catholic Church and the saloon. Charity in the Catholic Church. Social purity. America in France. The Pontiff of the age

v. 2. The friend of America, Gilbert Motier, Marquis de La Fayette. Jeanne D'Arc, the patron saint of patriotism. War and peace. Conscience, the mainstay of democracy. The American republic, the ideal embodiment of democracy. Abraham Lincoln, the savior of the Union

the exemplar of democracy. Devotion to truth, the virtue of the teacher. Leo XIII. The Pope's civil princedom. The church in America. Fifty years of Catholicity in the Northwest. A Catholic sisterhood and education. Personal liberty and labor strikes. Labor and capital.

Catholic Church > United States.

Church and social problems > Catholic Church.