The Records of the Office of the General Secretary

It would scarcely be possible to write the history of the America Catholic Church in the twentieth century without consulting this monumental and voluminous body of records produced by the American Catholic Bishops and their working secretariat through various name changes and administrative re-orga...

Descrición completa

Gardado en:
Detalles Bibliográficos
Autor Corporativo: The Catholic University of America, The American Catholic History Research Center and University Archives
Formato: Manuscrito
Idioma:English
Subjects:
Anti-Catholicism
Birth Control
Catholic Church: Clergy
Catholic Church: Laity
Catholic Church: Relations: Jews
Catholic Church: Relations: Protestant Churches
Church and State
Censorship
Communism
Ecumenism
Education
Education, Federal Aid to
Encyclicals, Papal
Family Life
Fascism
Industrial Relations: United States
International Relations
Labor Laws and Legislation: United States
Latin America
Mexico
Military Affairs
Motion Pictures
New Deal, 1933-1945
Protestant Churches
Race Relations
Radio
Rural Conditions
Social Action
United States: Economic conditions
United States: Government
United States: Race relations
United States: Rural conditions
Women: Education
Women: Employment
World War II
Acceso en liña:View the finding aid online.
Tags: Engadir etiqueta
Sen Etiquetas, Sexa o primeiro en etiquetar este rexistro!
Descripción
Summary:It would scarcely be possible to write the history of the America Catholic Church in the twentieth century without consulting this monumental and voluminous body of records produced by the American Catholic Bishops and their working secretariat through various name changes and administrative re-organizations. Due to a variety of factors, including long standing usage and complex diversity, this significant assemblage of records, 232 record center and 2 scrapbook boxes of 290 linear feet, have been divided into 11 series with 44 sub-series.
Descrición Física:290 linear feet; 238 boxes
Acceso:Restrictions on AccessThere are access restrictions for 25 years from date of record creation or living persons.

Títulos similares