American Catholic Studies Index for Volume 126: (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter 2015)

Articles	Volume	Pages
The 1928 Presidential Campaign: Toward a Transatlantic and Institutional Approach to Catholic Histories By Massimo Faggioli	126.2	1-21
Agnes Repplier: The Secular Writer as Saint By Thom Nickels	126.4	109-119
Ahead of its Time … Or, Right on Time? The Role of the Sister Formation Conference for American Women Religious By Carol K. Coburn	126.3	25-44
Another Long Civil Rights Movement: How Catholic Interracialists Used the Resources of their Faith to Tear Down Racial Hierarchies By Karen Joy Johnson	126.4	1-27
Archbishop Edward Hanna of San Francisco: An Archetype for Twentieth Century American Catholicism By Richard Gribble, CSC	126.4	29-55
Enshrining the Mission: The Bishop Sheehan Memorial Museum and Vincentian Visions of China By John Harney	126.3	45-69
Father Richard’s Motives for Publishing the First U.S. Catholic Newspaper By Ralph Frasca	126.4	57-72
Gordon C. Zahn By David O’Brien	126.3	107-111
The Great Compassion: Thomas Merton in Asia By Jack Downey	126.2	107-125
“He Does Not Profess, Until Today, any Religion”: Catholic Clergy and Intermarriage in Paso del Norte during the Nineteenth Century By Jamie M. Starling	126.1	43-61
A Home on the Hill: Memories of St. Vincent’s Home, Drexel Hill, PA By Lou Baldwin	126.1	91-101
John Carroll, American Catholics, and the Making of a Christian Nation By Nicholas Pellegrino	126.2	47-68
Joseph Jessing, German-American Catholics, and National Myth-Making in Late Nineteenth-Century America By Thomas Stefaniuk	126.1	1-24
Merton at One Hundred: Reflections on The Seven Storey Mountain By Lawrence Cunningham By James Martin, SJ By Monica Weiss, SSJ By Julie Leininger Pycior	126.2 126.2 126.2 126.2	69-73 74-76 76-77 78-80
“Peace with Justice”: Bishop Mark J. Hurley and the San Francisco State College Strike By William Issel	126.3	1-23
Stages Along Life’s Way: House of Hospitality and the Development of Dorothy Day’s Spirituality By Lance Byron Richey	126.1	25-41
A Woman Both “New” and “True”: Jane Campbell as Catholic Suffragist By Susanna Kelly Engbers	126.2	23-45

Book Reviews	Volume	Pages
Adventures in Philosophy at Notre Dame By Kenneth M. Sayre Reviewed by Kevin Hart	126.2	96-97
An American Cardinal: The Biography of Cardinal Timothy Dolan By Christina Boyle Reviewed by Terry Golway	126.4	88-89
American Saint: The Life of Elizabeth Seton By Joan Barthel Reviewed by Judith Metz, SC	126.1	74-76
Angel Creek: Where the River Meets the Sea, A Memoir By Gail Porter Mandell Reviewed by Michelle Sherman	126.4	81-84
Aztlán and Arcadia: Religion, Ethnicity, and the Creation of Place By Roberto Ramón Lint Sagarena Reviewed by Robert M. Senkewicz	126.4	98-100
Becoming Catholic: Finding Rome in the American Religious Landscape By David Yamane Reviewed by Timothy Brunk	126.1	71-72
A Bridge Across the Ocean: The United States and the Holy See Between the Two World Wars By Luca Castagna Reviewed by Roy Domenico	126.3	91-92
Catholic Borderlands: Mapping Catholicism onto American Empire, 1905-1935 By Anne M. Martínez Reviewed by Kathleen Holscher	126.4	90-92
Catholic Moral Theology & Social Ethics: A New Method By Christina A. Astorga Reviewed by Maureen O’Connell	126.2	86-88
Catholicism & Historical Narrative: A Catholic Engagement with Historical Scholarship Edited by Kevin Schmiessing Reviewed by Christopher Shannon	126.1	76-77
Clerical Sexual Abuse: How the Crisis Changed US Catholic Church-State Relations By Jo Renee Formicola Reviewed by Nicholas P. Cafardi	126.4	92-94
Common Threads: A Cultural History of Clothing in American Catholicism By Sally Dwyer-McNulty Reviewed by Debra Campbell	126.1	263-64
Confidence & Crisis: A History of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, 1959-1977 By Steven M. Avella Reviewed by Peter Cajka	126.4	105-107
Confirmation: How a Sacrament of God’s Grace Became All about Us By Timothy R. Gabrielli Reviewed by Katharine E. Harmon	126.4	75-77...