Winter - 2006
Journal
of Catholic Social Thought
Volume 3
Number 1
INTRODUCTION
Catholic Social
Thought and Racism
Barbara Wall, Villanova University
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Toward a
Catholic Understanding of American Multiculturalism
David Cochran, Loras College
ABSTRACT
HISTORICAL AND
THEOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES
Disturbing
Aesthetics of Race
Shawn Copeland, Boston College
ABSTRACT
Thomas Merton on
Racism in America: A View from the Margins
Albert Raboteau, Princeton University
ABSTRACT
Affirming Imago Dei: Implications of the Black Catholic Congress
Movement’s Reception
of Rerum Novarum no. 32 for Moral Reasoning in Suffering
Laurie Cassidy, Trinity College
ABSTRACT
Racism and Caste: Catholic Social Thought & the Asian Context
Peter Phan, Georgetown University
ABSTRACT
RACISM IN SOCIETY
Race, Poverty
and Public Policy
Mary Jo Bane, Harvard University
ABSTRACT
Why Housing
Segregation Still Matters
Douglas Massey, Princeton University
ABSTRACT
Response: Why
Housing Segregation Still Matters
Robert DeFina, Villanova University
Catholic Social
Teaching, Racial Reconciliation and Criminal Justice
John Dilulio, University of Pennsylvania
ABSTRACT
Comment: Race,
Crime and Criminal Justice
William Waegel, Villanova University
RACISM AND
EDUCATION
Race and
Education: K-12
Gary Orfield, Harvard University
ABSTRACT
A Vocation of Space: A Responsible and Necessary Challenge to U.S.
Catholic Education
in the 21st Century
H Alberto Lopez Pulido, University of San Diego
ABSTRACT
Educating Christians to Confront Racism
Hosffman Ospino, Boston College
ABSTRACT
BOOK REVIEW
ESSAYS
Multicultural
Education, race and Catholic Social Teaching
Edward Fierros, Villanova University
Perspectives on
Catholic Social Teaching
Barbara Wall, Villanova University
RESOURCES
Catholic Social
Teaching and Racism: A Bibliography
Christopher M. Janosik, Villanova University
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