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Publication Date
2011-06-01
Pages
344
ISBN
9780199757060
Book Title
Habits of Change : an Oral History of American Nuns
Item Length
6.1in
Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Publication Year
2011
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
1in
Author
Carole Garibaldi Rogers
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Religion, History, Social Science
Topic
Monasticism, Christianity / Catholic, Religious, Social History, Women's Studies
Item Width
9.1in
Item Weight
16 Oz
Number of Pages
344 Pages

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A collection of extraordinary oral histories of American nuns, Habits of Change captures the experiences of women whose lives over the past fifty years have been marked by dramatic transformation. Bringing together women from more than forty different religious communities, most of whom entered religious life before Vatican II, the book shows how their lives were suddenly turned around in the 1960s--perhaps more so than any other group of contemporary women. Here these women speak of their active engagement in the events that disrupted their church and society and of the lives they lead today, offering their unique perspective on issues such as peace activism, global equality for women, and the clergy sexual abuse crisis. The interviewees include a Maryknoll missionary who spent decades in Africa, most recently in the Congo; an inner-city art teacher whose own paintings reflect the vibrancy of Haiti; a recovering alcoholic who at age 71 has embarked on her fourth ministry; a life-long nurse, educator, and hospital administrator; and an outspoken advocate for the gay and lesbian community. Told with simplicity, honesty, and passion, their stories deserve to be heard.

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Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0199757062
ISBN-13
9780199757060
eBay Product ID (ePID)
99482004

Product Key Features

Book Title
Habits of Change : an Oral History of American Nuns
Author
Carole Garibaldi Rogers
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Monasticism, Christianity / Catholic, Religious, Social History, Women's Studies
Publication Year
2011
Genre
Biography & Autobiography, Religion, History, Social Science
Number of Pages
344 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
6.1in
Item Height
1in
Item Width
9.1in
Item Weight
16 Oz

Additional Product Features

Number of Volumes
1 Vol.
Lc Classification Number
Bx4225.R64 2011
Reviews
"Rogers has conducted an amazing series of interviews with female members of more than 40 different religious communities, weaving them into a vibrant tapestry reflecting the spiritual continuities and the corporeal changes that have defined their lives and their work during the past 50 years."--Booklist"Rogers's richly detailed oral history will be welcomed by all who seek a deeper understanding of women's religious sommunities; those who are exploring such a life for themselves will find the answers they seek in these frank, honest, and moving stories."--Foreword"This is an excellent read for one interested in the personal witness of women religious and how their lives of service are intricately woven into the past and present dynamics of the American Catholic Church."--New Catholic Books & Media"[P]rovides a rewarding read that offers the reader a compelling portrait of the lives of American women religious. It is a great resource for anyone interested in women religious, women in the church more broadly, or in social ministries."--Catholic Sentinel"There have been too many books written by persons who have never entered religious life that make multiple judgments on how women religious live out their commitments. Some of them are favorable. Others border on the vitriolic. This author does not succumb to either temptation. Her sincere interest in women religious kept her faithful to the listening, honest in the recording, and sensitive in the integration of her own narrative. On behalf of women religious, I can only say thank you."--National Catholic Reporter"Through skillful editing of much longer narratives, the author offers readers a realistic and poignant portrayal of the 'uncommon change' sisters experienced from the 1960'd to the present."--Katarina Schuth, America"A rare insight into religious life for women as seen through the eyes of the women themselves...a welcome addition to the history of women religious in the United States."--Theological Studies, At a time when Anglican religious life is even more in crisis than the American Roman Catholic situation depicted here, this is an important, as well as intriguing, study., "Rogers has conducted an amazing series of interviews with female members of more than 40 different religious communities, weaving them into a vibrant tapestry reflecting the spiritual continuities and the corporeal changes that have defined their lives and their work during the past 50 years." - Booklist "Rogers's richly detailed oral history will be welcomed by all who seek a deeper understanding of women's religious sommunities; those who are exploring such a life for themselves will find the answers they seek in these frank, honest, and moving stories." - Foreword "This is an excellent read for one interested in the personal witness of women religious and how their lives of service are intricately woven into the past and present dynamics of the American Catholic Church." - New Catholic Books & Media "...provides a rewarding read that offers the reader a compelling portrait of the lives of American women religious. It is a great resource for anyone interested in women religious, women in the church more broadly, or in social ministries." - Catholic Sentinel "There have been too many books written by persons who have never entered religious life that make multiple judgments on how women religious live out their commitments. Some of them are favorable. Others border on the vitriolic. This author does not succumb to either temptation. Her sincere interest in women religious kept her faithful to the listening, honest in the recording, and sensitive in the integration of her own narrative. On behalf of women religious, I can only say thank you." - National Catholic Reporter "Throught skillful editing of much longer narratives, the author offers readers a realistic and poignant portrayal of the 'uncommon change' sisters experienced from the 1960'd to the present."--Katarina Schuth, America "A rare insight into religious life for women as seen through the eyes of the women themselves...a welcome addition to the history of women religious in the United States."--Theological Studies, "Rogers has conducted an amazing series of interviews with female members of more than 40 different religious communities, weaving them into a vibrant tapestry reflecting the spiritual continuities and the corporeal changes that have defined their lives and their work during the past 50 years."--Booklist "Rogers's richly detailed oral history will be welcomed by all who seek a deeper understanding of women's religious sommunities; those who are exploring such a life for themselves will find the answers they seek in these frank, honest, and moving stories."--Foreword "This is an excellent read for one interested in the personal witness of women religious and how their lives of service are intricately woven into the past and present dynamics of the American Catholic Church."--New Catholic Books & Media "[P]rovides a rewarding read that offers the reader a compelling portrait of the lives of American women religious. It is a great resource for anyone interested in women religious, women in the church more broadly, or in social ministries."--Catholic Sentinel "There have been too many books written by persons who have never entered religious life that make multiple judgments on how women religious live out their commitments. Some of them are favorable. Others border on the vitriolic. This author does not succumb to either temptation. Her sincere interest in women religious kept her faithful to the listening, honest in the recording, and sensitive in the integration of her own narrative. On behalf of women religious, I can only say thank you."--National Catholic Reporter "Through skillful editing of much longer narratives, the author offers readers a realistic and poignant portrayal of the 'uncommon change' sisters experienced from the 1960'd to the present."--Katarina Schuth, America "A rare insight into religious life for women as seen through the eyes of the women themselves...a welcome addition to the history of women religious in the United States."--Theological Studies, "Rogers has conducted an amazing series of interviews with female members of more than 40 different religious communities, weaving them into a vibrant tapestry reflecting the spiritual continuities and the corporeal changes that have defined their lives and their work during the past 50 years."--Booklist"Rogers's richly detailed oral history will be welcomed by all who seek a deeper understanding of women's religious sommunities; those who are exploring such a life for themselves will find the answers they seek in these frank, honest, and moving stories."--Foreword"This is an excellent read for one interested in the personal witness of women religious and how their lives of service are intricately woven into the past and present dynamics of the American Catholic Church."--New Catholic Books & Media"[P]rovides a rewarding read that offers the reader a compelling portrait of the lives of American women religious. It is a great resource for anyone interested in women religious, women in the church more broadly, or in social ministries."--Catholic Sentinel"There have been too many books written by persons who have never entered religious life that make multiple judgments on how women religious live out their commitments. Some of them are favorable. Others border on the vitriolic. This author does not succumb to either temptation. Her sincere interest in women religious kept her faithful to the listening, honest in the recording, and sensitive in the integration of her own narrative. On behalf of womenreligious, I can only say thank you."--National Catholic Reporter"Through skillful editing of much longer narratives, the author offers readers a realistic and poignant portrayal of the 'uncommon change' sisters experienced from the 1960'd to the present."--Katarina Schuth, America"A rare insight into religious life for women as seen through the eyes of the women themselves...a welcome addition to the history of women religious in the United States."--Theological Studies, "Rogers has conducted an amazing series of interviews with female members of more than 40 different religious communities, weaving them into a vibrant tapestry reflecting the spiritual continuities and the corporeal changes that have defined their lives and their work during the past 50 years." -Booklist "Rogers's richly detailed oral history will be welcomed by all who seek a deeper understanding of women's religious sommunities; those who are exploring such a life for themselves will find the answers they seek in these frank, honest, and moving stories." -Foreword "This is an excellent read for one interested in the personal witness of women religious and how their lives of service are intricately woven into the past and present dynamics of the American Catholic Church." -New Catholic Books & Media "...provides a rewarding read that offers the reader a compelling portrait of the lives of American women religious. It is a great resource for anyone interested in women religious, women in the church more broadly, or in social ministries." -Catholic Sentinel "There have been too many books written by persons who have never entered religious life that make multiple judgments on how women religious live out their commitments. Some of them are favorable. Others border on the vitriolic. This author does not succumb to either temptation. Her sincere interest in women religious kept her faithful to the listening, honest in the recording, and sensitive in the integration of her own narrative. On behalf of women religious, I can only say thank you." -National Catholic Reporter, "Rogers has conducted an amazing series of interviews with female members of more than 40 different religious communities, weaving them into a vibrant tapestry reflecting the spiritual continuities and the corporeal changes that have defined their lives and their work during the past 50 years." -Booklist, "Rogers has conducted an amazing series of interviews with female members of more than 40 different religious communities, weaving them into a vibrant tapestry reflecting the spiritual continuities and the corporeal changes that have defined their lives and their work during the past 50 years." -Booklist "Garibaldi's richly detailed oral history will be welcomed by all who seek a deeper understanding of women's religious sommunities; those who are exploring such a life for themselves will find the answers they seek in these frank, honest, and moving stories." -Foreword "This is an excellent read for one interested in the personal witness of women religious and how their lives of service are intricately woven into the past and present dynamics of the American Catholic Church." -New Catholic Books & Media "...provides a rewarding read that offers the reader a compelling portrait of the lives of American women religious. It is a great resource for anyone interested in women religious, women in the church more broadly, or in social ministries." -Catholic Sentinel "There have been too many books written by persons who have never entered religious life that make multiple judgments on how women religious live out their commitments. Some of them are favorable. Others border on the vitriolic. This author does not succumb to either temptation. Her sincere interest in women religious kept her faithful to the listening, honest in the recording, and sensitive in the integration of her own narrative. On behalf of women religious, I can only say thank you." -National Catholic Reporter
Table of Content
Prologue: Where They've Been PART ONE: From the Past into the Present Evolving Mysteries Chapter 1: In the Schools Chapter 2: Missionary Work Chapter 3: In Hospitals and Clinics Chapter 4: Serving the Undeserved Chapter 5: Pastoral Work Chapter 6: Spiritual Companions Chapter 7: In the Cloister Chapter 8: On the Cutting Edge Changing Attitudes Chapter 9: Encounters with Judaism Chapter 10: The Creative Dimension Chapter 11: Two African-American Voices Chapter 12: Structures and Fissures Chapter 13: Summoned to Lead Chapter 14: The Decision to Leave PART TWO: From the Present into the Future Chapter 15: Staying the Course Chapter 16: Living in the Present Chapter 17: Envisioning the Future Epilogue: Where They Are Now Appendix A: Narrators Appendix B: Religious Communities Glossary Selected Bibliography Index
Copyright Date
2011
Lccn
2010-038533
Dewey Decimal
271/.9002273 B
Intended Audience
Trade
Series
Oxford Oral History Ser.
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes

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