US History Flashcards

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American period

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  1. 1634 – 1829: American Catholic project / European influence / New frontier of North America
  2. Event 1: American Revolution and John Carroll
    1. Irish, 1735 – 1815, Jesuit
    2. First bishop / archbishop in USA (Baltimore), Founder (Georgetown University)
    3. Tried to persuade French Canadians to join the Revolution with the lower 13 Colonies
  3. Person 1: St. Juniperro Serra and Spanish missions
    1. Spanish, 1713-1784, OFM Franciscan
    2. Founder (Mission in Baja California and first 9 of 21 missions in California)
    3. Missions to bring Faith to natives, but also interacted with Spanish officials in Mexico City
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Immigrant period

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  1. 1830 – 1965: Migrations: EUR, MEX, CAN / Problems: Integration, Authentic cultural expression
  2. Event 1: Americanism heresy and Pope Leo XIII
    1. 1890s, Feared these doctrines held and taught by many members of Catholic Hierarchy
    2. Separation: Church, State / Modernism, Liberalism condemned (Syllabus of Errors, 1864)
    3. P. Leo XIII: Testem benevolentiae nostrae to Card. James Gibbons, 1898, “dissevered, divorced)
  3. Person 1: Venerable Fulton Sheen and the Golden Age
    1. Illinois, 1895 – 1979, Bishop / Archbishop (New York / Rochester)
    2. Teacher (CUA) / Radio program (The Catholic Hour), Television (Life is Worth Living)
    3. Film/Literature: Bing Crosby: “Going My Way”, “The Bells of Saint Mary’s / Flannery O’Connor
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Post-Conciliar period

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  1. 1965 – today: Social upheaval / Church role in society challenged / Internal scandals
  2. Event 1: Sex Abuse Scandal breaks
    1. 1985, Louisiana priest, 11 counts of molestation of boys
    2. 1998, Dallas paid $30.9 million / 2002, Boston Globe widespread media coverage
    3. Lawsuits, Criminal prosecutions, scandals
  3. Person 1: President JFK and Catholic Culture in USA
    1. 1960s-70s: Pope Paul VI and JFK
    2. Kennedy: forging path of religious acceptability: Houston speech
    3. “I am not the Catholic candidate for president. I am the Democratic party candidate for president who happens to be Catholic. I do not speak for my Church on public matters – and the Church does not speak for me.”
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