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Dr. Lena Edwards: Advocated against abortion, sterilization

Dr. Lena Edwards was born into a devout Catholic family in Washington, D.C., in 1900. The mother of six children, Edwards pursued a medical career as a means to help […]

Dr. Lena Edwards: Advocated against abortion, sterilization
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History of African-American Catholics

Chicago history buffs will tell you that their city was founded in 1790 by a successful trapper and fur trader named Jean Baptiste Point du Sable. Less well known is du Sable’s background — he was black and Catholic. Traditionally, most African Americans have been members of Protestant denominations, yet African-American Catholics have been a presence in this country since the earliest days of settlement, and they have played a fascinating part in the story of America and of the Church in the United States. Read more history in the full post.

History of African-American Catholics
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Daniel Rudd: Pushed for equality after the Civil War

February’s celebration of Black History Month in the United States traces its roots back to the 1920s, although it gained more formal recognition in the ’70s. All during February, we’ll […]

Daniel Rudd: Pushed for equality after the Civil War
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Jean Baptiste Point du Sable: Chicago’s first settler

February’s celebration of Black History Month in the United States traces its roots back to the 1920s, although it gained more formal recognition in the ’70s. All during February, we’ll […]

Jean Baptiste Point du Sable: Chicago’s first settler
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Mary Lou Williams: Found faith in Christ’s Church

February’s celebration of Black History Month in the United States traces its roots back to the 1920s, although it gained more formal recognition in the ’70s. All during February, we’ll […]

Mary Lou Williams: Found faith in Christ’s Church
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