Dr. Anne Carr, BVM Engages with the Question: What Do You Think is the Most Important Event for the American Catholic Church in the Twentieth Century?

Anne Carr; Alfred Benney

Dr. Anne Carr, BVM Engages with the Question: What Do You Think is the Most Important Event for the American Catholic Church in the Twentieth Century?

Anne Carr, Alfred Benney

Fairfield University

University of Chicago

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Abstract

What do you think is the most important event for the American Catholic Church in the twentieth century?

Dr. Anne Carr discusses the most important event of this century in the Church as the Second Vatican Council, which she marks as a “profound movement”. She also claims that the women’s movement is another “turning point” in this century.

Original language	American English
Journal	Default journal
State	Published - Apr 14 1999

Disciplines

Arts and Humanities
Religion
Religious Thought, Theology and Philosophy of Religion

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Carr09Final published version, 16.8 MBLicense: CC BY

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