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BULLETIN the Canadian Catholic Historical Association Spring 2006 ISSN 1182-9214 Volume XX, Number 1 BULLETIN The Canadian Catholic Historical Association Spring 2006 ISSN 1182-9214 Volume XX, Number 1 Physician with a Protestant Conscience 2006 CCHA Programme 2006 Michael Power, Welland, Ontario Canadian Catholic Historical Conference From Frontier Priest to Urban Pastor: Father Seventy-Third Annual Meeting Edmund Burke Kilroy. 29 May – 31 May 2006 Jane Barter Moulaison, University of Winnipeg York University, Toronto, Ontario Work, Vocation, and Ministry: Theologies of Call in the United Church of Canada, 1945-1980. Monday, May 29, 2006 10:30 – 10:45 am Break Joint Banquet Canadian Society of Church History Schulich School of Business Executive Learning Centre - Private Dining Room 5:30 – 8:30 pm Tuesday, May 30, 2006 Vanier College Room VC104 8:45 am Welcome and Announcements Richard Lebrun prepares his presentation discussing Linda Wicks, CCHA President seventy years of CCHA publications. 9:00 – 10:30 am Vocation and Ministry, 10:45 – 12:00 pm The CCHA: Founder, Joint Session with the Canadian Society of Journals, and Bibliographies Church History CHAIR: Mark McGowan CHAIR: Peter Meehan Glenn Wright, Ottawa James F. Kenny, Founder of the Canadian Sharon M. Bowler, OISE/UT Catholic Historical Association Dr. Jonathan Woolverton: A 19C Canadian 2 Spring 2006 ISSN 1182-9214 Volume XX, Number 1 Richard Lebrun, St Paul’s College/UM Theological Education at the University of St The CCHA Journals, Seventy Years of Scholarship Michael’s College Through the Eyes of a Woman Religious Brian Hogan, Hamilton Reflections on a Forty Year Bibliography of Elizabeth Smyth, OISE/UT Canadian Religious History The Sisters of St Joseph as a Learning Organization: Rethinking the Creation of St 12:00 - 1:30 pm Lunch (on your own) Joseph’s College, Toronto 1:30 – 3:00 pm Canadian Catholicism in Times of Conflict CHAIR: John Fitzgerald James Trepanier, University of Ottawa For God and Country: Reaction to the Knights of Columbus Catholic Army Huts Campaign, 1918 Laurence Gottlieb, University of Ottawa Catholic Unions and Catholic Associations in Quebec during the 1920s Brian Watson, Carleton University, Ottawa How Silent was the Catholic Church? English- Canadian Catholicism and the Jewish Plight during the Nazi Era Elizabeth Smyth ponders the re-creation of St Joseph’s College in Toronto. 3:30-4:30 pm Annual Mass for the Deceased 10:30 - 10:45 am Break Members, Scott Religious Centre 10:45 - 12:00 pm Religious Congregations and 5:00 –7:00 pm President’s Reception 20th Century Challenges CHAIR: Rosa Bruno-Jofré Wednesday, May 31, 2006 Debra Nash-Chambers, University of Guelph Vanier College The Sisters of St Joseph and Institutional Room VC 104 Adaptability in Guelph, Canada West, 1861-2002: Benevolence, Medical Care and the Pendulum of 9:00 – 10:30am Perspectives on Women Civic Affairs Religious and Education CHAIR: Elizabeth McGahan Robin S. Gendron, Dalhousie University Canada’s University: The Dominican Order, Mechtilde O’Mara CSJ, St Michael’s Canadian Aid, and the National University of College/UT Rwanda The Role of the Sisters of St Joseph of Toronto in the Post-Secondary Educational Sector 12:00 - 1:00 pm Book Launch and CD Sale Ellen Leonard CSJ, St Michael’s College/UT 1:00 – 2:00 pm Lunch 3 Spring 2006 ISSN 1182-9214 Volume XX, Number 1 2:15 - 3:15 pm CCHA Annual General Meeting McGowan participated in the National and Elections Catholic Mission on the Vision National Television Network. End of Conference Terence Fay published two articles on Asian historical spirituality at Manila and Bangkok: “Postmodern Spirituality in the Making: Coast to Coast Filipino Catholics at the End of the Century,” in Budhi (Quarterly of Manila University), 9: 1 & 2 (2005), 163-203 and “Dialogue on Differing Asian Spiritualities: Filipinos and Jacqueline Gresko is taking early retirement Thais, for Projña Vihära: Journal of from Douglas College and will teach part time Philosophy and Religion, Assumption at Corpus Christi College on the campus of St University of Bangkok (Thailand), Vol. 5: 2 Mark’s College at the University of British (2004). Columbia. Her research interests will continue on the Catholic Sisters and Japanese in Elizabeth McGahan of University of New British Columbia and the Passion Plays of the Brunswick in Saint John has accepted to First Nations and Oblates in British Columbia, serve as chair for two years on the Advisory 1880-1920. Board of H-Catholic. Paul Laverdure of Yorkton SK published the December issue of the Redemptorist North American Historical Bulletin which included an overview of “The Institute for the Study of Redemptorist History in North America,” and “The Status of the General History of the CssR.” Notices Margaret Sanche of St Thomas More College in Saskatoon SK has accepted to The CCHA Announces an Undergraduate serve as the CCHA representative on the Canadian Catholic History Prize Advisory Board of H-Catholic for one year. The James F. Kenny PRIZE will be awarded The Champlain Society has announced the annually for the best essay written by an publication of Travels Around Great Slave undergraduate university student on the Lake and Great Bear Lakes, 1862-1882 by history of English-speaking Catholicism in Émile Petitot. Paul Laverdure, Jacqueline Canada. Moir, and John S. Moir have translated, edited, and introduced the 19C volume of the An essay of 2500 to 5000 words must Oblate priest Émile Petitot who describes his be submitted by undergraduate students on explorations and observations of the some aspect of English-speaking Catholicism Aboriginals around Great Slave Lake and in Canada. The author must be a part-time or Great Bear Lake. a full-time undergraduate student in a degree programme at an accredited university or The Academic Vice-President of the college. The essay must have been written to University of St Michael’s College, Mark meet the requirement of an undergraduate 4 Spring 2006 ISSN 1182-9214 Volume XX, Number 1 credit course during the current academic The CCHA announces the launch of two year. CD-Roms. The first contains 71 volumes of Historical Studies from 1933 to 2004 Submissions: Entries shall be submitted by including Report (1933-1965), Study course instructors no later than 30 June Sessions (1966-1984) and Historical Studies 2007. No instructor shall submit more than (1985-2004). The second CD-Rom contains two entries. Essays must be typed and the first edition of the Bibliography of Canadian should not indicate the instructor’s comments Religious History, 1964-2005, compiled by Brian or grade. Essays may also be submitted Hogan. Both CDs can be purchased at the electronically. annual conference for the discount price of $25, or for $35 from Valerie Burke, CCHA Adjudication: Entries will be judged by a Corresponding Secretary, P.O. Box 398, panel under the direction of the Vice- Kleinburg ON, L0J 1C0. President. The winner will be announced in the autumn of 2007. * * * * The reward will be a prize of $500. Paul Laverdure announces the launch of * * * * two new books at the CCHA Conference The Archives of the Roman Catholic on 31 May 2006: Archdiocese of Toronto (ARCAT) is proud to announce the launch of its new 1. Eternal Memory! Father Delaere website! (1868-1939) and Canada's Ukrainian Catholic Church by Jozef De Vocht, CSSR. Yorkton: http://www.archtoronto.org/archives> Laverdure & Associates 2005. Softcover, 350 The website provides access to information pages & 50 illustrations. $29.95. The launch on the services and programs that are price $20.00. This book is sponsored by the provided by the Archives including Reference, Redemptorists. Genealogy, and Sacramental Records searching. In addition, the site presents the history of the Archdiocese of Toronto, including biographies of each of Toronto's Archbishops and Bishops. In the future, we plan to highlight the histories of particular parishes, clergy, and events that have had an impact on the Archdiocese. Stay tuned. We hope you can celebrate this launch with us by exploring our new site! Any questions, comments or suggestions may be directed to [email protected] Marc Lerman Director of Archives * * * * 5 Spring 2006 ISSN 1182-9214 Volume XX, Number 1 2. Travels around Great Slave and Great Jesuit to hold public office in Ontario, Bear Lakes 1862-1882 by Emile Petitot. maintaining jurisdictional independence of Trans & ed. Paul Laverdure, Jacqueline Moir, Catholic boards, lobbying against umbrella John S. Moir. Toronto: Champlain Society boards under the jurisdiction of the public 2005. Hardcover, xxxiv,454, $100 boards, obtaining subsidies for Ontario Separate School Athletics), but also with Matthews himself. He is an ardent Blue Jays’ Book Reviews fan, “Irish and Catholic to the core,” a “workhorse,” “resilient,” without “guile,” meticulous (when Cardinal Carter “misplaced” Jesuit in the Legislative Gallery: A Life of a 12-page brief four years after it was given to Father Carl Matthews, SJ. Michael Power. him, Matthews was able to find a copy for Welland, Ontario, 2005. ix, 184. $20 him) and an “upstart Jesuit.” There have been a number of articles recently on two educational issues that faced Ontario separate schools in the 1960’s, namely financial parity (with public schools) and completion (to Grade 13), including the author’s own A Promise Fulfilled: Highlights in the Political History of Catholic Separate School in Ontario (2002). A Life of Father Carl Matthews SJ, Jesuit in the Legislative Gallery now adds to this growing list. Michael Power narrates the historical biography through Matthew’s eyes and recollections by utilizing his personal papers, debates from the Legislature of Ontario, and numerous articles edited and written by Matthews for Catholic and OECTA publications. From these sources we meet a man who is extremely well-versed in Catholic school history and who was a pioneer in collecting and analyzing facts and statistics on Catholic schools.
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