Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments ix
4. Abbreviations xvii
5. Cast of Characters xxi
6. Introduction 1
7. 1. The Roots of Catholic “Revolution”: Thomism, the “Human Person,” and Emmanuel Mounier 21
8. 2. Personalism at War: Clandestine Intellectual Life and Anti-Nazi Resistance in World War II 62
9. 3. Catholicism in a Newly Communist World: Between Christian Democracy and Catholic Socialism 93
10. 4. The Twilight of Social Catholicism? Emmanuel Mounier and Poland’s Catholic Press, 1945-1948 114
11. 5. World Peace on Nationalist Terms: Progressive Catholicism and the Stalinist Turn of 1948 152
12. 6. Pastors and Catechumens: Catholic Renewal at the Margins of Marxist Revolution 189
13. 7. Stalinist Catholics of Europe, Unite! The Stockholm Appeal and the Polish Project of a Catholic-Socialist International, 1949–1953 218
14. 8. The Limits of Catholic “Revolution”: The Vatican and Stalinism’s Turn against the Church, 1953–1956 257
15. Epilogue 303
16. Notes 315
17. Index 377