A Sorrowful Joy
Book by Albert J. Raboteau
Albert Raboteau was born into a Catholic family in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, three months after his father was shot and killed by a white man. It was during the 1940s, when blacks couldn't swim at the same beach as whites, when the priest gave... Google Books
Originally published: 2002
Author: Albert J. Raboteau
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Albert Raboteau was born into a Catholic family in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, three months after his father was shot and killed by a white man.
Albert J. Raboteau is the Henry W. Putnam Professor of Religion at Princeton University. The text of this book was originally delivered as a Harold M. Wit ...
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Dr. Raboteau came to Princeton in 1982, and is a specialist in American religious history. His research and teaching have focused on American Catholic history, ...
Description: Albert Raboteau was born into a Catholic family in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, three months after his father was shot and killed by a white man ...
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Sep 1, 2002 · In a moving account of his life, Raboteau tells how the boy grew into a man, married, became a success as a college administrator, then learned ...
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In the end his spiritual quest became a journey home, to a human circle that opened to him and brought him to God. Endorsements: ""If you want to see why Albert ...
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Title: A Sorrowful Joy (The Harold M. Wit Lectures) ; Author Name: Raboteau, Albert J. ; ISBN Number: 0809140934 ; ISBN-13: 9780809140930 ; Location Published: ...
His is an American spiritual journey that is redolent of sacramental Christianity marking the sacredness of time, place, and community. The journey brought him ...
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Apr 25, 2012 · Albert J. Raboteau is the Henry W. Putnam Professor of Religion at Princeton University. The text of this book was originally delivered as a ...
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Albert Raboteau was born into a Catholic family in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, three months after his father was shot and killed by a white man.