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Written by a leading historian of contemporary Catholicism, this book examines a series of case studies from different parts of the world, selected because of the central role played by the Catholic religion.
Written by a leading historian of contemporary Catholicism, this book examines a series of case studies from different parts of the world, selected because of the central role played by the Catholic religion.
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Lucia Ceci is Professor of Contemporary History at the Tor Vergata University of Rome. Her research interests include the relationships between Catholicism, politics, and ideologies in the twentieth century. As well as writing five books on these themes, including The Vatican and Mussolini's Italy (2016), whose original Italian edition (2013) won the Friuli History Award, she has edited eight others, and published numerous articles.
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Introduction 1. The mystique of sacrifice and political violence Passion and resurrection in Ireland Doctrine, public opinion, and politics A war waged by saints Squadrismo, violence, and obedience 2. Tradition and rebellion in Mexico Against the secular state Hard-line rebels 'Cristeros' In defence of the faith 3. Sacralized insurrection Crusade and terror in Spain A universal struggle in a national battleground The Church in combat El derecho a la rebeldía Holy war and the Holy Office 4. Revolution and incitement to hatred: the deliberations of Rome during total war The battle between devils The truly Catholic war The heresy of hatred 5. Holy war during the Cold War Not revolution, but war A crusade to save Hungary? Global mobilization Discrimination and disadvantage 6. Latin America and revolution as an obligation Armed charity from sociology to guerrilla warfare Transatlantic circulation of ideas Theology and revolution Violence by the peace-lovers and the mystique of guerrilla warfare From liberation to human rights 7. Words and deeds The increasing disconnection A Catholic element in the origins of the Red Brigades? Division and infiltration The beginning of the end The 'Sands bomb' 8. Rwanda: colonialism and its legacy A 'Catholic country' in central Africa The Church during the revolution Construction of 'the enemy within' Complicity and silence 9. The end of the revolution? Rosaries, not bullets: the Aquino 'miracl' in the Philippines Lights in the East and the 'morality of means' Ambivalende and the peace process in the Basque Country Democracy and policies of terror: Peru's tragic twenty years Armed for life: anti-abortion attacks in the United States Conclusions
Introduction 1. The mystique of sacrifice and political violence Passion and resurrection in Ireland Doctrine, public opinion, and politics A war waged by saints Squadrismo, violence, and obedience 2. Tradition and rebellion in Mexico Against the secular state Hard-line rebels 'Cristeros' In defence of the faith 3. Sacralized insurrection Crusade and terror in Spain A universal struggle in a national battleground The Church in combat El derecho a la rebeldía Holy war and the Holy Office 4. Revolution and incitement to hatred: the deliberations of Rome during total war The battle between devils The truly Catholic war The heresy of hatred 5. Holy war during the Cold War Not revolution, but war A crusade to save Hungary? Global mobilization Discrimination and disadvantage 6. Latin America and revolution as an obligation Armed charity from sociology to guerrilla warfare Transatlantic circulation of ideas Theology and revolution Violence by the peace-lovers and the mystique of guerrilla warfare From liberation to human rights 7. Words and deeds The increasing disconnection A Catholic element in the origins of the Red Brigades? Division and infiltration The beginning of the end The 'Sands bomb' 8. Rwanda: colonialism and its legacy A 'Catholic country' in central Africa The Church during the revolution Construction of 'the enemy within' Complicity and silence 9. The end of the revolution? Rosaries, not bullets: the Aquino 'miracl' in the Philippines Lights in the East and the 'morality of means' Ambivalende and the peace process in the Basque Country Democracy and policies of terror: Peru's tragic twenty years Armed for life: anti-abortion attacks in the United States Conclusions
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