Faith Under Pressure: Black Catholic Agency, Resistance, and Institutional Negotiation from Slavery to Self-Determination

American Catholic Historical Association 18
Friday, January 8, 2027: 3:30 PM-5:00 PM
Napoleon Ballroom D1 (Sheraton New Orleans, 3rd Floor)
Chair:
Joseph S. Flipper, University of Dayton
Papers:
The Mitre and the Chain: Bishop M. J. Spalding and His Enslaved Man, Underground Railroad Conductor Ralph Spaulding
Ned Berghausen, Archdiocese of Louisville
A Black Catholic Tuskegee: Education, Identity, and Integration at St. Joseph's Mission in Wilmington and Clayton, Delaware, 1889–1907
Philip Alexander Chivily, Baylor University
The Gift of Black Catholicism: W. E. B. Du Bois and the Black Catholic Protest Tradition
Chris Gurley, Stanford University
“What Is This School Doing for the Total Community?” The Black Catholic Movement at Providence–St. Mel High School
Kevin Ryan, D’Youville University
Comment:
Ken Homan, Saint Louis University
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