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Catholics and Social Welfare: The Bishops' Program of Social Reconstruction, 1919
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Catholics and Social Welfare: The Bishops' Program of Social Reconstruction, 1919
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Msgr. John A. Ryan
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Who Was John A. Ryan
The Roots of a Reformer
"The Gospel According to John A. Ryan"
The Practical Priest: A Reform Thinker and Advocate in the Catholic Church
The Bishops' Program
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Forging a National Voice
A Catholic Response to Industrial and Economic Change
The Bishop's Program of Social Reconstruction
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Conservative Critics and the End of Reform: the 1920s
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Chronology
This Chronology offers a list of selected dates related to the 1919 Bishops’ Plan website.
1891
Pope Leo XIII issues
Rerum Novarum
.
1892
Populist Party offers James B. Weaver as candidate for president.
1892
John A. Ryan enters seminary.
1900
American Federation of Catholic Societies founded
1902
Maryland adopts first Workmen's Compensation law
1905
Federal Council of Churches established
1906
John A. Ryan publishes
A Living Wage
1911
Triangle Shirtwaist Fire and Commission
1912
Progressive Party Convention and Platform
1916
Federal Child Labor Law
1917
National Catholic War Council created
1918
April:
Committee on Reconstruction formed by National Catholic War Council
1918
November:
World War I ends
1918
November to December:
Committee on Reconstruction refines goals and enlists John A. Ryan as author
1919
February:
"Bishop's Program" for Social Reconstruction issued
1919
Labor upheaval, steel and other strikes
1919
September:
National Catholic Welfare Council formed
1920
Social Action Department of National Catholic Welfare Council formed and John A. Ryan appointed as its head
1920
Warren G. Harding elected president promising to return to "normalcy"
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