Does anti-Catholicism persist in American society, not as violent perhaps as when convents were being torched in the nineteenth century, but still there, lurking just beneath the surface? Is it America’s ugly little secret, an unacknowledged bias that still permeates our society? Alan Wolfe of Boston College tells us anti-Catholicism has virtually disappeared since the (...)
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Can Catholics Think for Themselves?
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