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The Last Twentieth Century Book Club: Jazz Goes to Church

Posted on May 26, 2015 by Kali Handelman

“The Last Twentieth Century Book Club” is an ongoing monthly column exploring religious ephemera by Don Jolly. Continue Reading →

Posted in Features | Tagged 1960s, Don Jolly, Jack Herrera, Luther Place, Lutheran, music, race, religion and music, religious music, Sacred Jazz, The Lutheran, Washington DC | Leave a reply

Review: It Runs in the Family

Posted on April 27, 2015 by Kali Handelman

A review of Frida Berrigan‘s It Runs in the Family by Alice Bach Continue Reading →

Posted in Reviews | Tagged 1960s, Alice Bach, Catholic Worker, CATHOLICISM, Daniel Berrigan, Frida Berrigan, guantanamo, Jonah House, Liz McAlister, militarism, motherhood, Nuclear Weapons, Pacificism, Philip Berrigan, Plowshares, prison, protest, Witness Against Torture | Leave a reply

The Last Twentieth Century Book Club: Speak Out!

Posted on January 15, 2014 by Kali Handelman

The Last Twentieth Century Book Club, is an ongoing monthly column exploring religious ephemera by Don Jolly . Continue Reading →

Posted in Features | Tagged 1960s, american christianity, christianity, conversion, Don Jolly, faith and politics, Kali Handelman, print culture, teenagers | Leave a reply

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