What Made Catholic Identity A Problem?

Award Recipient

Philip Gleason

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Publication Date

1/1/1994

Description

Philip Gleason talks on how the issue of holding a Catholic identity held many Catholics back in the early to mid twentieth century. Before the reforms of Vatican Council II and the opening ot the Church unto the world, he argues that many Catholic institutions, especially universities, were marred by intellectual immaturity, and that only by addressing the shortfalls of that identity could the Church become mature in the modern world.

Keywords

Marianists, Catholic identity, Catholic universities and colleges, Marianist Award

Call Number

TEMP GR. STOR US. CATH LC 501.G48 1994

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Recommended Citation

Gleason, Philip, "What Made Catholic Identity A Problem?" (1994). Marianist Award Lectures. 12.
https://ecommons.udayton.edu/uscc_marianist_award/12