Placemaking in a Postsecular Age: Sorting "Sacred" from "Profane" in the Adaptive Reuse of Relegated U.S. Catholic Churches.
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"This is not nostalgia": Contesting the Politics of Sentimentality in Boston's 2004 Parish Closure Protests.
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"As we contemplate our future": Fiscal Responsibility, Archdiocesan Authority, and Race in Philadelphia's 1993 Parish Closures.
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Growth in the Midst of Decline: Catholic Education in the Diocese of Lincoln, Nebraska, in the Late Twentieth and Early Twenty-First Centuries.
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"A heritage of which it can be proud": Holy Name of Mary Parish, African American Catholics, and Education in the Black Freedom Struggle.
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