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The Deutschamerikaner Katholische Zeitung is the newsletter of the German-American Catholic Society, also called the St. Hubertus Institute; dedicated to the research, preservation, and promotion of the historic experiences of German Catholics in America.
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Pennsylvania & the German Catholics (opens the original)
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Catholic heritage in Pennsylvania is a significant but often underemphasized strand of the state’s broader German (Pennsylvania “Dutch” German) history and of American Catholicism. While the majority of early German immigrants to Pennsylvania were Protestant (Lutheran, Reformed, Anabaptist/Mennonite, etc.), German Catholics formed an early and enduring presence, especially in certain rural missions, Philadelphia, and later planned settlements. Pennsylvania’s religious tolerance under William Pen
Saints and Blesseds of German America (opens the original)
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Today we will explore some of the most prominent Catholic figures of German American heritage. While there are countless holy men and women we would love to explore here, it seems appropriate to start with those canonized or on their path to canonizations. Thus today we will learn about St. John Neumann, St. Marianne Cope, Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos, and Servant of God Demetrius Gallitzin. Their lives of missionary zeal, education, and self-sacrifice set beautiful examples of the faith of our
Saint Hubert: Patron of Hunters (opens the original)
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Book Discussion: Conservative Reformers Pt. 2: (opens the original)
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Here is a sample of text from the previously discussed Gleason work discussing the ideas of solidarism, Catholic social politics, trade unions, and their roots in German romanticism, highly relevant to the discussion we have had elsewhere (for example, on the DKZ’s social media we recently posted and discussed the German American influence on the unionization and labor movement.) We also find the subjects discussed here perennially relevant in the face of our new labor crisis with rapid advancem
Book Discussion: The Conservative Reformers: German American Catholics and the Social Order (opens the original)
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