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Rentz's study draws on a rich and varied historical scholarship in order to explore how literature perceives and judges the parish as a model of spiritual community. In the process, she gives extended, incisive, and compelling close readings not only of what is conventionally labeled 'literary' but also of liturgical and catechetical texts. --Ed Craun, Henry S. Fox Jr. Professor of English, Washington and Lee University Rentz's study draws on a rich and varied historical scholarship in order to explore how literature perceives and judges the parish as a model of spiritual community. In the process, she gives extended, incisive, and compelling close readings not only of what is conventionally labeled literary but also of liturgical and catechetical texts. Ed Craun, Henry S. Fox Jr. Professor of English, Washington and Lee University

Rentz's study draws on a rich and varied historical scholarship in order to explore how literature perceives and judges the parish as a model of spiritual community. In the process, she gives extended, incisive, and compelling close readings not only of what is conventionally labeled 'literary' but also of liturgical and catechetical texts. --Ed Craun, Henry S. Fox Jr. Professor of English, Washington and Lee University

"""Rentz's study draws on a rich and varied historical scholarship in order to explore how literature perceives and judges the parish as a model of spiritual community. In the process, she gives extended, incisive, and compelling close readings not only of what is conventionally labeled 'literary' but also of liturgical and catechetical texts."" --Ed Craun, Henry S. Fox Jr. Professor of English, Washington and Lee University"

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Ellen K. Rentz is assistant professor of literature at Claremont McKenna College.

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