American Catholic Studies Index for Volume 127: (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter 2016)

Articles	Volume	Pages
The Argentine and Latin American Background of Pope Francis By Phillip Berryman	127:2	55-70
Chiniquy’s Lincoln: Aiming Booth’s Bullet at the Roman Catholic Church By Michael J. Sobiech	127:4	23-47
The Formal Act of Defection and U.S. Catholic Deconversion By J. Patrick Hornbeck, II	127:1	1-23
Frank Sinatra and The Hoodlum Priest By Stephen Werner	127:4	101-108
Intellectualism and American Parish Priests: A Study of the Library of Monsignor Bernard J. Beckmeyer By Stephanie L. Soule	127:3	35-56
“It is the Mass that Matters Most”: Monsignor George G. Higgins and the Place of the Liturgy By Stephen M. Koeth, CSC	127:2	29-53
The Minims of Notre Dame: Underpinnings of Sorin’s University, 1842-1929 By Marion T. Casey	127:1	45-72
The National Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa By Thomas Rzeznik	127:2	97-106
Passing the Barry Statue Bill: First Memorial of a Catholic American Revolutionary Hero in the Nation’s Capital By Kathleen Szpila	127:4	49-76
Paul Wood’s Absolution Under Fire: Remembering Gettysburg at the American Vatican By Andrew Mach	127:1	103-113
“St. Gemma is My Girl!”: Devotional Practices among Millennial Catholics and the Making of Contemporary Catholic Saints By Katherine A. Dugan	127:4	1-21
Subversive Images and Forgotten Truths: A Selected Visual History of Black Women Religious By Shannen Dee Williams	127:3	93-103
“That Word ‘Liturgy’ Is So Unfortunate”: Learning the Mystical Body and Practicing Catholic Action in the U.S. Liturgical Movement (c. 1926-1955) By Katharine E. Harmon	127:1	25-44
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Race, White Supremacy, and the Making of American Catholicism Introduction By Matthew J. Cressler	127:3	1-5
Anti-Blackness and White Supremacy in the Making of American Catholicism By M. Shawn Copeland	127:3	6-8
‘White’ Martyrs and ‘Red’ Saints: The Ongoing Distortions of Hagiography on Historiography By Emma Anderson	127:3	9-13
The Color of Christ’s Brides By Shannen Dee Williams	127:3	14-21
Brown Catholicism and Brown America By Kristy Nabhan-Warren	127:3	22-25
Católicos Por La Raza and the Future of Catholic Studies By Felipe Hinojosa	127:3	26-29
White Catholic Denial By Karen Teel	127:3	30-33
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Writing Catholic History After the Sex Abuse Scandal Introduction By Catherine R. Osborne	127:2	1-4
What Did I Know, and When Did I Know It All By James M. O’Toole	127:2	5-9
Evidence and Historical Confidence By Leslie Woodcock Tentler	127:2	10-13
Behind the Wall: The Archivist and the Researcher By Emilie Gagnet Leumas	127:2	14-17
The Lives of Priests By John C. Seitz	127:2	18-23
Opportunity Knocking By James T. Fisher	127:2	24-27

Review Symposium	Volume	Pages
American Jesuits and the World: How an Embattled Religious Order Made Modern Catholicism Global By John T. McGreevy
Editor’s Introduction	127:3	57
Perspective I by Peter McDonough	127:3	58-59
Perspective II by Liam Matthew Brockey	127:3	59-61
Perspective III by Bronwen Catherine McShea	127:3	61-62
Perspective IV by Katie Oxx	127:3	62-64
Author’s Response	127:3	64-67

Book Reviews	Volume	Pages
Bonds of Union: Religion, Race, and Politics in a Civil War Borderland By Bridget Ford Reviewed by Elizabeth L. Jemison	127:4	91-93
The Bread of the Strong: Lacouturisme and the Folly of the Cross, 1910-1985 By Jack Lee Downey Reviewed by Benjamin Peters	127:1	89-91
Buckley and Mailer: The Difficult Friendship that Shaped the Sixties By Kevin M. Schultz Reviewed by James T. Fisher	127:2	89-91
Catholic Cultures: How Parishes Can Respond to the Changing Face of Catholicism By Patricia Wittberg, SC Reviewed by Bethany J. Welch	127:4	98-100
Defenders of the Unborn: The Pro-Life Movement Roe v. Wade By Daniel K. Williams Reviewed by Sidney Callahan	127:4	89-91
Evangelicals and Catholics Together at Twenty: Vital Statements on Contested Topics...