American Catholic Studies Index for Volume 130: (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter 2019)

Articles	Volume	Pages
Beyond Unity in Diversity: Race, Culture, and Communion Ecclesiology in U.S. Catholicism By Susan Bigelow Reynolds .............................................................	130.4	31–58
Catholic Reform and Local Racism: Vatican II and the Struggle for Civil Rights in Cincinnati By Michael A. Skaggs ......................................................................	130.4	1–30
The Disappearance of Mother Agnes Spencer: The Centralization Controversy and the Antebellum Catholic Church By Elisabeth C. Davis ......................................................................	130.2	31–52
Forgotten Classics in American Catholicism By Anthony E. Clark ........................................................................	130.4	59–63
By Philip Gleason .............................................................................	130.4	63–69
By Joseph J. Romano .......................................................................	130.4	70–74
In Search of Roman Catholic High School’s “Lost Boys” of World War I By Chris Gibbons .............................................................................	130.1	97–113
Jesuits, the Iñupiat, and Catholicism on the Seward Peninsula Coast, 1898–1937 By Emily Suzanne Clark .................................................................	130.3	37–66
Legacies and Lessons from the People’s Bishop: Chicago’s Bernard J. Sheil (1886–1969) By Timothy B. Neary .......................................................................	130.3	111–128
Missionary Empire: American Catholics in Belize and Guatemala, 1941–1961 By Charles T. Strauss ......................................................................	130.3	1–36
“The Neutralism of Outer Hell”: Daniel Berrigan In (and Out of) the Civil Rights Movement, 1960–1963 By Eric Martin..................................................................................	130.2	53–74
Redemptorist Archives: A Three-Year Review By Patrick J. Hayes ..........................................................................	130.1	61–72
“Scheming and Turbulent”: An Analysis of Obedience and Authority in the Founding of the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati By Jacqueline Willy Romero ............................................................	130.1	37–60
The Spirituality and Vision at the Root of the USCCB By Douglas J. Slawson .....................................................................	130.2	99–114
“Together and by Association”: Lasallian Higher Education in the United States By Margaret M. McGuinness ...........................................................	130.4	91–109
Ultramontanism, Nationalism, and the Fall of Saigon: Historicizing the Vietnamese American Catholic Experience By Tuan Hoang ................................................................................	130.1	1–36
Forum
Catholic Sex Abuse and the Study of Religion Introduction By Matthew J. Cressler ...................................................................	130.2	1–3
Our Accountability to Survivors By Brian Clites .................................................................................	130.2	4–7
Centering the Children in the Catholic Sex Abuse Crisis By Susan B. Ridgely .........................................................................	130.2	8–11
Catholic Education and Sexual Violence: From Complicity to Ecclesial Reconstruction By Jeremy V. Cruz ...........................................................................	130.2	12–15
Colonialism Is Abuse: Reconsidering Triumphalist Narratives in Catholic Studies By Jack Lee Downey ........................................................................	130.2	16–20
The Distortions of Exceptionalism, Again By Julie Byrne ..................................................................................	130.2	21–25
It Isn’t Just Them By Kathryn Lofton ...........................................................................	130.2	26–29
Review Symposium
A Saint of Our Own: How the Quest for a Holy Hero Helped Catholics Become American By Kathleen Sprows Cummings Perspective I by Catherine O’Donnell ..........................................	130.3	67–70
Perspective II by William L. Portier ............................................	130.3	70–71
Perspective III by Patricia Appelbaum ........................................	130.3	71–73
Perspective IV by Emma Anderson ..............................................	130.3	73–74
Author’s Response ........................................................................	130.3	75–77
Book Reviews
American Catholics and the Church of Tomorrow: Building Churches for the Future, 1925–1975 By Catherine R. Osborne Reviewed by Jay M. Price ................................................................	130.1	73–74
American Priest: The Ambitious Life and Conflicted Legacy of Notre Dame’s Father Ted Hesburgh By Wilson D. Miscamble, CSC Reviewed By James L. Heft, SM .....................................................	130.4	85–87
Augustus Tolton: The Church Is the True Liberator By Joyce Duriga Reviewed by Gary B. Agee ...............................................................	130.3	81–83
Catholic Bioethics & Social Justice: The Praxis of US Health Care in the Globalized World By Therese Lysaught and Michael McCarthy Reviewed by Bryan C. Pilkington ....................................................	130.4	82–84
The Catholic Church in the Southwest Iowa: A History of the Diocese of Des Moines By Stephen M. Avella Reviewed by Kristy Nabhan–Warren..............................................	130.2	95–97
Catholics’ Lost Cause: South Carolina Catholics and the American South, 1820–1861 By Adam L. Tate Reviewed by Andrew Stern ..............................................................	130.3	85–86
The Church and Confederacy: The Lynches of South Carolina By Robert Emmett Curran Reviewed by Adam L. Tate ..............................................................	130.4	88–89
Confession: Catholics, Repentance, & Forgiveness in America By Patrick W. Carey Reviewed by Leslie Woodcock Tentler .............................................	130.3	91–93
Cuéntame: Narrative in the Ecclesial Present By Natalia Imperatori–Lee Reviewed by...