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Being Catholic, Being American, Volume 2: The Notre Dame Story, 1934-1952

Being Catholic, Being American, Volume 2: The Notre Dame Story, 1934-1952

Hardcover

Series: Mary and Tim Gray Series for the Study of Catholic Higher Ed, Book 2

CatholicismGeneral Education

ISBN10: 0268021635
ISBN13: 9780268021634
Publisher: University of Notre Dame Press
Published: Oct 1 2000
Pages: 522
Weight: 2.10
Height: 1.31 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

The University of Notre Dame, perhaps the best-known of American Catholic universities, often serves as a mirror of the travails and triumphs of Catholics in mid-twentieth-century America. Its story is as spirited and compelling as the traditions for which Notre Dame is famous.

Being Catholic, Being American, Volume 2: The Notre Dame Story, 1934-1952, continues the work of Burns' first volume. By 1934, Notre Dame was widely perceived as a university where young men with Irish, German, Italian, and Polish surnames who excelled in sports were educated for success in middle-class America. It was a place where religion was taken seriously and patriotism was highly valued. In the years before, during, and immediately after World War II, this perception was seriously challenged.

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