Country: USA
Year: 23.07.1995
Dur: 25.51
In Chicago, when you ask Catholics where they live, they almost invariably give the name of their parish rather than the name of the street – an indication of the importance of the parish to the catholic community. The migration of population to outlying suburbs, however, and a growing shortage of priests and sisters has forced some painful decisions on parishes – but also stimulated new and creative ideas.
Other Titles in this Series:
Ref No: 368 – The Travellers of Murphy Village
Ref No: 369 – Fr. Corby and the Irish Brigade
Ref No: 370 – From Beara to Butte
Ref No: 371 – N.Y.P.D. Green
Ref No: 372 – Sacramento – a very Irish Diocese
Ref No: 373 – The Breen Family Story
Ref No: 374 – The Fenian Tradition
Ref No: 375 – Presbyterian Pioneers
Ref No: 376 – The Irish Texans
Ref No: 377 – The Church and the Trade Unions
Ref No: 378 – Archbishop John Ireland
Ref No: 379 – City Politics
Ref No: 380 – Emigration and the Single Woman
Ref No: 381 – Sacred Space
Ref No: 382 – The Emigrant Chaplain