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The Establishment Clause As Antiremedy
One of many articles included in the scrapbook that the Zobrest family presented to William Bentley Ball upon the successful conclusion of their case.
William Bentley Ball after Zobrest case
Ball speaking to reporters outside the Supreme Court after the Zobrest case (February 24, 1993).
Who will be their teachers?
Brochure published by the Sisters of Loretto, one of the oldest teaching sisterhoods in America.
The Education of Our Young Religious Teachers
Presented at the 1949 NCEA Convention, this article by Sister M. Madeleva, C.S.C., is based on a hypothetical high school graduate poised to enter religious life: Lucy Young. In it, Sister Madeleva argues for better professional training of…
Sisters of Bon Secours modeling habits
Original habit (left) and first modification (right), 1960.
Summary of Pope Leo’s Encyclical on the Condition of Labor
Pope Leo XIII’s 1891 encyclical Rerum novarum is often seen as the fountainhead of modern Catholic social teaching.
Faith and Freedom ad
An advertisement for the Faith and Freedom basal reading series which appeared in the April 12, 1947 issue of America magazine. The ad describes the textbook as part of a "crusade of instruction in the fundamental nature of democracy."
Show Us Brave: The Story of the Afro-American
The cover of the Young Catholic Messenger issue featuring the first article in the “Show Us Brave” series.
Viewpoint on Catholic Identity
A short article written by Sister Barbara Davis, S.C., one of ten delegates working on the Catholic identity theme at the 1991 National Congress on Catholic Schools.