Can Catholics read?

The author proves that there is no distinct Catholic reading public in the U.S. He mentions two steps that will verify the statement, one is of which is to check the weekly best-seller list found in the New York "Times" and the other is to examine the catalogs of Catholic publishers. From there, he...

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Publicado en:America Magazine: The Jesuit Review of Faith & Culture Vol. 76; no. 19; pp. 521 - 524
Autor principal: McGuire, C. J.
Formato: Editorial
Publicado: America Media 2/8/1947
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