Facing the Catholic problems of a growing West
This work surveys the challenges and possibilities of the Catholic Church in Western Canada, offering context, history, and thoughtful proposals for action.
In a thoughtful introduction and through chapters that follow, the book explores how public opinion, education, immigration, and cultural change shape church life. It presents a case for practical solutions rooted in ethics, community leadership, and collaboration between East and West.
- Understand the major issues facing Catholic communities in Western Canada
- See how education, media, and public policy affect church influence and unity
- Learn about proposed strategies for better schools, stronger parishes, and civic engagement
- Explore the role of Catholic thought in guiding social and national questions
Ideal for readers of Canadian religious history, church governance, and 20th-century Western Canadian life.