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4. Elaborating a Public Culture: The Catholic Church in Nineteenth- Century Quebec

© 2016 University of Toronto Press, Toronto

© 2016 University of Toronto Press, Toronto

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Acknowledgments xi
  4. Contributors xiii
  5. Introduction 1
  6. Part One. Reconstructing the Public: The Impact of Nineteenth-Century Disestablishment
  7. 1. Constructing Public Religions at Private Sites: The Anglican Church in the Shadow of Disestablishment 23
  8. 2. Evangelicals and Public Life in Southern New Brunswick, 1830-1880 50
  9. 3. Religion and Public Space in Protestant Toronto, 1880-1900 69
  10. 4. Elaborating a Public Culture: The Catholic Church in Nineteenth- Century Quebec 87
  11. Part Two. Contested Spaces: The Ambiguities of Religion in the Public Sphere
  12. 5. The State, the Church, and Indian Residential Schools in Canada 109
  13. 6. Missionaries, Scholars, and Diplomats: China Missions and Canadian Public Life 130
  14. 7. Continental Divides: North American Civil War and Religion as at Least Three Stories 153
  15. Part Three Claiming Their Proper Sphere': Women, Religion, and the State
  16. 8. Evangelical Moral Reform: Women and the War against Tobacco, 1874-1900 177
  17. 9. Religion and the Shaping of 'Public Woman': A Post-Suffrage Case Study 196
  18. Part Four. Religion's Redefinition of the Role of the State: The Example of Prairie Populism
  19. 10. Young Man Knowles: Christianity, Politics, and the 'Making of a Better World' 219
  20. 11. Premier E.G. Manning, Back to the Bible Hour, and Fundamentalism in Canada 237
  21. Part Five. Matters of State: Redefining the Sacred in Public Life, 1960-2000
  22. 12. Catholicism's 'Quiet Revolution': Maintenant and the New Public Catholicism in Quebec after 1960 257
  23. 13. The Christian Recessional in Ontario's Public Schools 275
  24. 14. From a Private to a Public Religion: The History of the Public Service Christian Fellowship 294
  25. Part Six. Bearing Witness: The Voice of Religious Outsiders in Public Life
  26. 15. 'Justice and Only Justice Thou Shalt Pursue': Considerations on the Social Voice of Canada's Reform Rabbis 313
  27. 16. Canadian Mennonites and a Widening World 329
  28. 17. Sikhism and Secular Authority 346
  29. Index 363
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https://doi.org/10.3138/9781442679191-007

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Acknowledgments xi
  4. Contributors xiii
  5. Introduction 1
  6. Part One. Reconstructing the Public: The Impact of Nineteenth-Century Disestablishment
  7. 1. Constructing Public Religions at Private Sites: The Anglican Church in the Shadow of Disestablishment 23
  8. 2. Evangelicals and Public Life in Southern New Brunswick, 1830-1880 50
  9. 3. Religion and Public Space in Protestant Toronto, 1880-1900 69
  10. 4. Elaborating a Public Culture: The Catholic Church in Nineteenth- Century Quebec 87
  11. Part Two. Contested Spaces: The Ambiguities of Religion in the Public Sphere
  12. 5. The State, the Church, and Indian Residential Schools in Canada 109
  13. 6. Missionaries, Scholars, and Diplomats: China Missions and Canadian Public Life 130
  14. 7. Continental Divides: North American Civil War and Religion as at Least Three Stories 153
  15. Part Three Claiming Their Proper Sphere': Women, Religion, and the State
  16. 8. Evangelical Moral Reform: Women and the War against Tobacco, 1874-1900 177
  17. 9. Religion and the Shaping of 'Public Woman': A Post-Suffrage Case Study 196
  18. Part Four. Religion's Redefinition of the Role of the State: The Example of Prairie Populism
  19. 10. Young Man Knowles: Christianity, Politics, and the 'Making of a Better World' 219
  20. 11. Premier E.G. Manning, Back to the Bible Hour, and Fundamentalism in Canada 237
  21. Part Five. Matters of State: Redefining the Sacred in Public Life, 1960-2000
  22. 12. Catholicism's 'Quiet Revolution': Maintenant and the New Public Catholicism in Quebec after 1960 257
  23. 13. The Christian Recessional in Ontario's Public Schools 275
  24. 14. From a Private to a Public Religion: The History of the Public Service Christian Fellowship 294
  25. Part Six. Bearing Witness: The Voice of Religious Outsiders in Public Life
  26. 15. 'Justice and Only Justice Thou Shalt Pursue': Considerations on the Social Voice of Canada's Reform Rabbis 313
  27. 16. Canadian Mennonites and a Widening World 329
  28. 17. Sikhism and Secular Authority 346
  29. Index 363
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