Dominicans in the American Plague: Catholic Ministry During the Yellow Fever Epidemics in Memphis, Tennessee, 1873–1879.
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Works matching IS 07358318 AND DT 2022 AND VI 40 AND IP 3
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Samuel Mazzuchelli's Memoirs: An Italian Dominican's Perspective on Frontier Life in the Old Northwest Territory, 1830–1843.
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About this Issue.
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Follow Your Conscience: The Catholic Church and the Spirit of the Sixties by Peter Cajka (review).
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The Abuse of Conscience: A Century of Catholic Moral Theology by Matthew Levering (review).
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Charism in the Cornerstone: Dominican Women and Sacred Space in the Twentieth-Century Midwest.
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A Dominican Sister Confronts Caste: The Racial Justice Awakenings of Sister Mary Ellen O'Hanlon, O.P.
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