American Patroness: Marian Shrines and the Making of US Catholicism (Catholic Practice in the Americas)

Cover
Series Editors
Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Introduction: Katherine Dugan and Karen E. Park
Part I: Mapping Marian Places
	“Lourdes of the Southwest”: The Borderlands Transformation of a Nineteenth-Century French Shrine Adrienne Nock Ambrose
	“Guadalupe Represents La Cultura”: A Mexican American Mural-Shrine in California Lloyd Barba
	A Global Odyssey: Our Lady of Perpetual Help  and the Promise to “Make Her Known” Patrick J. Hayes
	The Battle of Bayside: Contesting Religious Topographies in an Urban Apparition Site Joseph P. Laycock
Part II: Shifting Marian Meanings
	Fatima Family Shrine: Reinterpreting Mary on the South Dakota Prairie Katherine Dugan
	Consolation’s Many Faces: Ethnic Intersections at the National Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation in Carey, Ohio David J. Endres
	American Czestochowa: Polish Piety and Haitian Hybridities of Marian Meaning in Pennsylvania Terry Rey
	The National Shrine Basilica of Our Lady of Fatima: Meaning Making at a Cold War Niagara Falls Tourist Shrine Karen E. Park
Part III: Devotional Creativity at Marian Shrines
	Digital Devotion: Marian Shrines Online Kayla Harris
	Our Lady of the Underpass: Sacred and Social Space in the City Stephen Selka
	Materiality and Attachment: Universality and Locality at Roman Catholic Pilgrimage Sites Claire Vaughn and James S. Bielo
	“These  Are Our Saints”: A Lourdes Shrine, the St. Coletta School for Exceptional Children,  and the Catholic Remaking of Cognitive Disability Andrew Walker-Cornetta
Acknowledgments
Bibliography
List of Contributors
Index
Catholic Practice in the Americas