Catholics and Politics
Index to Documents
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Biography
Speeches and Pamphlets
Correspondence
Reactions and Responses
Biography
Louis Ward, Father Charles Coughlin: An Authorized Biography, 1933
Ruth Mugglebee, Father Coughlin, the Radio Priest of the Shrine of the Little Flower: An account of the life, work and message of Reverend Charles E. Coughlin, 1933
Speeches and Pamphlets
Selected Coughlin Radio Sermons: "Prologue" and "Christianized Democracy," Father Coughlin's Radio Discourses, 1931
John Ryan, Shall the NRA Be Scrapped?, 1934
Charles Coughlin, "The National Union for Social Justice: Preamble and Sixteen Points," November 11, 1934, in A Series of Lectures on Social Justice
Charles Coughlin, "Share the Profits with Labor," December 2, 1934, in A Series of Lectures on Social Justice
John A. Ryan, "Quack Remedies for the Depression Malady," April 1935, in Seven Troubled Years, 1930-1936: A Collection of Papers on the Depression and on the Problems of Recovery and Reform
John Ryan, The Message of the Encyclicals for America Today, 1936
Charles Coughlin, "Father Coughlin's Weekly Letter: Stand By!" Social Justice, June 12, 1936
Charles Coughlin, "Speech at the Townsend Convention in Cleveland, OH," July 16, 1936
Franklin D. Roosevelt, "Speech Delivered to the New York State Democratic Convention," September 29, 1936
John A. Ryan, "Roosevelt Safeguards America," October 8, 1936
Charles Coughlin, "A Reply to Right Rev. Monsignor John Ryan," 1936
Charles Coughlin, "An Open Letter," November 8, 1936
"Text of Address by Father Coughlin Announcing His Retirement from Radio," New York Times, November 8, 1936
John Ryan to Raymond Moley, November 29, 1932 and Moley's response to Ryan, February 21, 1933
Charles Coughlin to a Member of the NUSJ, April, 1935
FDR to John A. Ryan, September 24, 1935; Ryan to FDR, September 24, 1935
Rev. John J. Burke to Archbishop Edward Mooney, July 17, 1936
Anonymous Letter to Charles Coughlin, September 28, 1936
John Ryan-James Hoey Correspondence, September-November 1936
Jessie Horton to John Ryan, October 8, 1936
E. Doskey to John Ryan, October 8, 1936
Mrs. Joseph G. Caskey to Charles Coughlin, October 12, 1936
Mary Rose Hyland to John Ryan, October 12, 1936
Thomas Kenan to John Ryan, October 23, 1936
Mary Roth to John Ryan, November 8, 1936
Anonymous Letter to Charles Coughlin, November 15, 1936
Bishop John Peterson to Rev. John J. Burke, October 1936
FDR telegram to John Ryan, November 1936; John Ryan to FDR, November 12, 1936
John Ryan to FDR, November 12, 1936
Fr. Maurice Sheehy to President Franklin D. Roosevelt, May 3, 1940
Catholic Involvement in the 1936 Election: Reactions and Responses
Rev. John J. Burke, "The Catholic Church on the Radio," N.C.W.C. Review, October 1930
Memorandum on the Involvement of NCWC Staff in Politics, April 1933
Memorandum on the Involvement of NCWC Staff in Politics, March 3, 1936
"Ohio Voters Go to Primaries Fired by Talks of Fr. Coughlin" Social Justice, May 15, 1936
"Coughlin Impugns his Bishop's Intelligence--Bishop Replies," Central North-West Topics, October 9, 1936
"Bishop Gives Approval to Social Justice Pastor," Social Justice, August 3, 1936
"Coughlin Again Backs Bullets in Ballot Fails," Washington Post, September 27, 1936
"The Spoken Word," Los Angeles Evening News, October 9, 1936
Two Political Priests," Baltimore Catholic Review, October 16, 1936
The Gallup Poll: Public Opinion, 1935-1971
Voting Statistics from Boston
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