Catholic collecting : Catholic reflection 1538-1850 : objects as a measure of reflection on a Catholic past and the construction of Recusant identity in England and America /

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Imprint:	[Worcester, MA : College of the Holy Cross, 2006]
Description:	x, 214 p. : ill. (some col.), ports., fascim. ; 28 cm.
Language:	English
Subject:	Catholic Church -- Liturgical objects -- Exhibitions. Catholic Church -- England -- Exhibitions. Jesuits -- England -- Exhibitions. Catholic Church. Jesuits. Christian art and symbolism -- Modern period, 1500- -- Exhibitions. Christian art and symbolism -- Modern period. Liturgical objects. Christian art and symbolism. England. Exhibition catalogs.
Format:	Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/6014781

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Other authors / contributors:	Raguin, Virginia Chieffo, 1941- College of the Holy Cross (Worcester, Mass.) Cantor Art Gallery.
ISBN:	0961618302 (pbk.) :
Notes:	Essays and catalogue of an exhibition organized by the College of the Holy Cross and held at the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Art Gallery, College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, MA, February 22 - April 13, 2006. Catalogue distributed by The Catholic University of America Press. Support for the catalogue was provided by the Deitchman Family Foundation. Dedicated to John H. Wilson, 1936-2006. Includes bibliographical references (p. 205-210) and index.
Standard no.:	9780961618308 (13 digit)

Table of Contents:

Acknowledgments
Lenders to the Exhibition
Preface
Introduction
Timeline from Henry VIII to Victoria with Sovereigns, their Consorts, and Specific Events of Importance to Catholic Recusancy
Topic Essays and Catalogue of Objects
1. The Daily Experience of Devotion
2. Devotional Objects and Cultural Context: The Medieval Parish Church
3. Picture and Policy: Contested Control of the Image
4. Narrative Altarpieces, Painted and Carved
5. Liturgical Vessels
6. Liturgical Vestments
7. Relics and the Two Thomases: Thomas of Canterbury and Thomas of Hereford as Bishop Martyr and Bishop Confessor
8. Private Prayer and Books of Hours
9. Two Books of Hours: The Gold Scrolls Group, England, and Internationalism in the Fifteenth Century
10. Four Printed Books of Hours: Paris, London, and Sixteenth-Century Print Culture
11. The Rescue of Books from the Suppressed Religious Houses
12. Veneration of the True Cross, the Holy Rood of Bromholm, and the Passion of Christ
13. The Society of Jesus; Its Early History, Spirituality, and Mission to England
14. The Battle of the Books: Polemical and Martyrological Writings of Campion, Persons, and other English Catholics
15. Mary Ward and her Institute in Recusant England
16. St. Omers to Stonyhurst: Jesuit Education of English Catholics 1593-1900
17. The Founding of Maryland and Catholics under British Colonial Policy
18. Costessy Hall Chapel in its Context: Nineteenth-Century Private Catholic Church Building in the County of Norfolk
19. Stained Glass: Medieval Context and Modern Catholic Retrieval
Appendices
1. Bibliography
2. Index of objects exhibited keyed to essays

Catholic collecting : Catholic reflection 1538-1850 : objects as a measure of reflection on a Catholic past and the construction of Recusant identity in England and America /

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