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China's Catholics

Tragedy and Hope in an Emerging Civil Society

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Acknowledgments 

Note on Romanization 

Introduction —  The Context of Chinese Catholicism, p 1

  • Catholicism and China's Spiritual Crisis  

  • The Problem of Civil Society  

  • "Catholics Are Nothing but Trouble":  Fieldwork in China  

  • Civil Society and the Catholic Church  

Chapter One —  Hierarchy and History:  The Problem of Authority in the Chinese Catholic Church, p 26

  • Catholic Hierarchy and Chinese Political Hierarchy  

  • The Catholic Church and the Communist Party  

  • Reform, Opening, and Division  

  • The Bitter Fruit of Hierarchical Ambiguity:  The Case of Tianjin  

  • The Liabilities of Hierarchy in Ambiguous Times  

Chapter Two —  Community and Solidarity, p 51

  • Catholicism as Ethnicity  

  • Repression and Community Solidarity  

  • Solidarity and Animosity  

  • Catholic Community Atmosphere  

  • Open and Closed Communities  

Chapter Three —  Morality and Spirituality, p 

  • Morality and Character  

  • Loyalty as the Cardinal Virtue  

  • Loyalty as a Central Vice  

  • Spirituality and the Resolution of Moral Dilemmas  

  • Mary, Miracles, and the Institutional Church  

  • Antimodernism  

  • Obedience and Freedom  

  • The Catholic Vocation  

Chapter Four —  Urban Catholicism and Civil Society, p 

  • Varieties of Urban Faith  

  • The Challenge of Modernity  

  • Theological Renewal  

  • The Church:  A Resource or an Obstacle for Civil Society?  

Chapter Five —  The Catholic Church and Civil Society, p 127

  • Institutional Differentiation  

  • The Urban Middle Class  

  • Civic Morality  

  • Catholic Reform  

  • The Catholic Church in Greater China  

  • The World of God and the Kingdom of God  

Notes, p 149

Bibliography, p