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RST 0202 Black Catholicism

This course will introduce students to the Roman Catholic Church through a study of the experience of Black Catholic communities. This course will study the history of various Black communitiesin relation to the Catholic Church, and the many gifts Black Catholic experience brings to the greater Roman Catholic Church. This includes the African American Catholic experience, the Aftrican Catholic experience, and the other Black communities around the world.

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TOTAL ESTIMATED COURSE COST: $0 - $82.93

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  • Black Catholicism
  • Catholicism and Slavery
  • Oblate Sisters
  • Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (IHM)
  • James August Healy
  • Raymond Rodley Caesar
  • Thea Bowman
  • Henriette Delile
  • Mary Langue
  • Augustus Tolton
  • Pierre Toussaint

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