Catholics by Dennis Sewell


ISBN
9780140279238
Published
Released
06 / 08 / 2002
Binding
Paperback
Pages
288
Dimensions
130 x 198 x 19mm

In the course of the twentieth century, Britain's Catholics have made a long journey from the margins of society through gradual acceptance and respectability to positions of great influence and power in public life. In this book, Dennis Sewell charts that journey.

In the course of exploring the social variety of the Catholic community in Britain and tracing the development of a contemporary Catholic identity through the decades, Sewell highlights the achievements of those who have made distinctively Catholic contributions to our society - such as GK Chesterton, Evelyn Waugh and Graham Greene - and identifies those who nowadays represent the Catholic community in the public mind - figures like Paul Johnson, Charles Moore, Christina Odone, Ann Widdecombe and Mark Lawson.

Sewell also asks where the future may take British Catholicism - is its current popularity merely a trend or is this a faith with a real future?
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