This collection brings together historians and literary critics who trace the trajectories, destinies, acculturation and shifting senses of identity of Irish Catholic clerics and missionaries across the globe from the sixteenth to the twenty-first centuries.
This collection brings together historians and literary critics who trace the trajectories, destinies, acculturation and shifting senses of identity of Irish Catholic clerics and missionaries across the globe from the sixteenth to the twenty-first centuries.
Dr Alexandra Maclennan is Associate Professor at the University of Caen Normandy where she teaches British, Irish and South African civilization.
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Contents: Thomas O'Connor: Lisbon and Counter-Reformation Ireland: Trade, Community and Religious War, 1558-1615 - Mícheál Mac Craith: Leuven, the New Donegal, Twinned with Prague and Rome - Brian Mac Cuarta SJ: Francis Slingsby and Rome, 1633-1642: From Irish Protestant to Jesuit Novice - Liam Chambers: Irish Colleges, the Irish Mission and Migration to France, 1691-1789 - Eamon Maher: Sins of the Flesh: Tracing a Filiation between Liam O'Flaherty and Two French Novelists - Timothy G. McMahon: «Spiritual Empire» in the Age of New Imperialism: Catholic Missions Shaping the Nation - Dermot Keogh: Irish Catholic Missionaries in Nineteenth-Century Argentina - Thérèse Osborne: Pastoral Work in a Limit Situation: Mission Experiences in Eastern El Salvador, 1979-1984 - Bertrand Cardin: The Gospel of Faith, Hope and Charity According to Colum McCann - Jérôme aan de Wiel: Ireland's Post-War Humanitarian Aid to Europe, 1945-1950: Catholic Networking, Remembrance and Missionary Tradition in Action - Ciarán Reilly: «Being with the People»: Irish Missionaries in Twentieth-Century South Africa and Their Role in the Anti-Apartheid Struggle - Alexandra Maclennan: Owen McCann, Son of Ireland and South Africa's First Prince of the Church.
Contents: Thomas O'Connor: Lisbon and Counter-Reformation Ireland: Trade, Community and Religious War, 1558-1615 - Mícheál Mac Craith: Leuven, the New Donegal, Twinned with Prague and Rome - Brian Mac Cuarta SJ: Francis Slingsby and Rome, 1633-1642: From Irish Protestant to Jesuit Novice - Liam Chambers: Irish Colleges, the Irish Mission and Migration to France, 1691-1789 - Eamon Maher: Sins of the Flesh: Tracing a Filiation between Liam O'Flaherty and Two French Novelists - Timothy G. McMahon: «Spiritual Empire» in the Age of New Imperialism: Catholic Missions Shaping the Nation - Dermot Keogh: Irish Catholic Missionaries in Nineteenth-Century Argentina - Thérèse Osborne: Pastoral Work in a Limit Situation: Mission Experiences in Eastern El Salvador, 1979-1984 - Bertrand Cardin: The Gospel of Faith, Hope and Charity According to Colum McCann - Jérôme aan de Wiel: Ireland's Post-War Humanitarian Aid to Europe, 1945-1950: Catholic Networking, Remembrance and Missionary Tradition in Action - Ciarán Reilly: «Being with the People»: Irish Missionaries in Twentieth-Century South Africa and Their Role in the Anti-Apartheid Struggle - Alexandra Maclennan: Owen McCann, Son of Ireland and South Africa's First Prince of the Church.
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