From without the Flaminian Gate : 150 years of Roman Catholicism in England and Wales: 1850-2000
Role
Editors: Vincent Allen McClelland and Michael Hodgetts
Contributor: Jeffrey P. von Arx, S.J.
Files
Description/Summary
Jeffrey P. von Arx is a contributing author, "Catholics and Politics", p. 245-271.
From Without the Flaminian Gate is a collection of articles which discusses aspects of the development of Roman Catholicism from 1850 to the present. It recognizes the slow but steady growth of the Catholic Church following the restoration of the hierarchy and considers the more recent developments in the life of English Catholicism, especially the influence of Vatican Council II.
Jeffrey von Arx effectively argues that Roman Catholics did contribute to the political life of the country, although not following the continental approach of Catholic Action. -- Synposis of a review written by Rene Kollar in The Catholic Historical Review 86.4 (2000) 696-697 .
ISBN
9780232521771
Publication Date
1999
Publication Information
von Arx S.J., Jeffrey P. "Catholics and Politics" in From without the Flaminian Gate : 150 years of Roman Catholicism in England and Wales: 1850-2000 By: McClelland, Vincent Alan (Editor); Hodgetts, Michael (Editor). London: Darton, Longman & Todd, 1999, p.245-27.
Recommended Citation
McClelland, V. Allen; Hodgetts, Michael; and von Arx, Jeffrey P. S.J., "From without the Flaminian Gate : 150 years of Roman Catholicism in England and Wales: 1850-2000" (1999). History Faculty Book Gallery. 7.
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