The Assistant Mistress-at-Arms Gets Her Due: Laywomen, Acknowledgement, and the Social Calendar in the Hartford Catholic Transcript.
Diocesan newspapers such as the Catholic Transcript, the official paper of the Diocese of Hartford, Connecticut, offer a window into the daily activities of laywomen in the 1920s. Through a variety of forms of acknowledgement showcased in the paper, laywomen shared and applauded the labor they perfo...
| Publicado en: | U.S. Catholic Historian Vol. 43; no. 3; pp. 57 - 78 |
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Catholic University of America Press
Summer2025
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