THEO 676 - American Catholic History

3 Credit Hours
This course was inspired in part by Joseph Bernadin, who when Archbishop of Cincinnati stated in 1975: “Our past and our present, like the past and present of any nation, present a canvas of contrasting light and shadow, virtue juxtaposed with vice. We should not gloss over our failings, but neither should we fail to celebrate our achievements.” Recognizing both weaknesses and strengths within the American Catholic Church, this course explores from an historical perspective the question, “What does it mean to be Catholic in the United States?” Both the power of reason and imagination will be engaged when addressing this question.

Restrictions: Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels: Graduate

Levels: Graduate

College of Arts & Sciences Theology