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Maurice	The inter-related ways in which the "eternal feminine" was manifested, according to Muel-Dreyfus, included a heightened discourse of Social Catholicism and its offshoot "Christian feminism" (125) and a rise in religious pilgrimages and in the veneration of Mary. Vichy and the Eternal Feminine: A Contribution to a Political ... by Gordon, Bertram M. / Journal of Social History Then, in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries when new movements of Christian democracy and social Catholicism emerged in France, Italy, and Germany, they sprang not from the liberal Catholicism of 1825-65 but from intransigent forces pledged to the Syllabus and the restoration of the papal states and headed largely by antiliberal, paternalist, or counterrevolutionary leadership. REINVENTING LIBERAL CATHOLICISM : Between powerful enemies & dubious ... by Steinfels, Peter / Commonweal Some chapters have the feel of awkward pastiches of other writings, with little originality except the desire to shoe-horn these diverse figures into the rubric of social Catholicism. Church and Revolution: Catholics in the Struggle for Democracy and ... by Massaro, Thomas / Cross Currents	soccer soccer ball soccer game soccer mom soccer pitch soccer player soccerball Socceroos Soche Sochi sociability sociable Sociable bird Sociableness sociably social social accounting social action social activity social affair Social and Liberal Democratic Party social anthropologist social anthropology social assistance social capital Social Catholicism Social Chapter Social Charter social class social climber social club social column social contract social control Social Credit social dancer social dancing social Darwinism social democracy social democrat Social Democratic and Labour Party Social Democratic Party Social Development Commission social disease social drinker social dumping Social Education Centre social engineering social event social evolution social exclusion	Social Bookmarking System Social bookmarks Social Brain Foundation social breakdown syndrome social breakdown syndrome social breakdown syndrome social breakdown syndrome Social Business Bank Social Business Software Social capital Social capital Social capital Social Capital Community Benchmark Survey Social care Social care Social Care Access to Research Evidence Social Care in Partnership Social Care Information and Learning Services Social Care Institute for Excellence Social Care Qualification Social Care Recruitment and Training Social Care Training Social Care Workforce Development Programme Social Care Workforce Research Unit Social Case Worker Social caste Social caste Social caste Social Catholic Social Catholic Social Catholicism Social Censure Social Center Party Social Change Agent Social Change and Economic Life Initiative Social Change and Sustainable Transport Social Change Organization Social Chapter Social Charter Social Charter Social chauvinism Social Choice and Welfare Social choice function Social Christian Social Christian Social Chronology Includes Everyone, Neanderthals, Cannibals, Everyone Social circle social class social class social class social class Social classes Social classes Social classes social climber social climber Social Climbers Social Climbers social climbing social climbing Social club

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The inter-related ways in which the "eternal feminine" was manifested, according to Muel-Dreyfus, included a heightened discourse of Social Catholicism and its offshoot "Christian feminism" (125) and a rise in religious pilgrimages and in the veneration of Mary.

Vichy and the Eternal Feminine: A Contribution to a Political ... by Gordon, Bertram M. / Journal of Social History

Then, in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries when new movements of Christian democracy and social Catholicism emerged in France, Italy, and Germany, they sprang not from the liberal Catholicism of 1825-65 but from intransigent forces pledged to the Syllabus and the restoration of the papal states and headed largely by antiliberal, paternalist, or counterrevolutionary leadership.

REINVENTING LIBERAL CATHOLICISM : Between powerful enemies & dubious ... by Steinfels, Peter / Commonweal

Some chapters have the feel of awkward pastiches of other writings, with little originality except the desire to shoe-horn these diverse figures into the rubric of social Catholicism.

Church and Revolution: Catholics in the Struggle for Democracy and ... by Massaro, Thomas / Cross Currents

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