Overview

This book is the history of Black Catholics in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. It is the story of the many active lay people and religious (Deacons, Brothers, Priests and Sisters) who have enhanced the church and community over the years. There are also Black Catholic organizations through their promotions and work have given outstanding service to Catholicism. The book also discuss two successful high schools who have educated excellent African American students. Black Catholics migrated to Los Angeles and laid the foundation for their culture and leadership. In churches they developed Liturgies that helped parishes become effective in the community. Lay leadership is in all areas of church life, and this include Catholis schools, food service, religious education, and providing transportation. Religious and lay people are developing the church of the future in Los Angeles through decision making, evangelization, formation, sacramental living, and social justice. Blazing an African-American Trail tells the story of the most active Black Catholics in the United States. Their involvement is a value in the lives of people throughout Southern California. The book is informative and positive, and it has an educational and instructional value. People with a community and religious interest will find the book important, and students and researchers will be able to use the book for years to come.

Full Product Details

9781934937044

Table of Contents

Reviews

Author Information

Tab Content 6

Countries Available