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ADVANCE NOTICE:SCROLL DOWN FOR THE PROGRAM - CALL FOR PAPERS, SPRING 2010 - CALL FOR PAPERS, BOSTON, 2011 - TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS AND HOTEL INFORMATION. THE AMERICAN CATHOLIC HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION Executive Office Room 320 Mullen Library November 2, 2009 Dear Member of the ACHA: As we prepare for our annual January 2010 meeting of the ACHA in San Diego, I realize that our annual mailing to you is running late. There is a great deal of information for you to examine that surrounds the January program. This advanced noticed email is for your information only. The mailing you will receive this coming week will allow you to vote, to register for the meeting and to reserve to attend the Presidential luncheon. We will be holding a one day spring conference on the campus of Princeton University on March 13 and we are sending out a call for papers as well as a call for our next annual meeting in Boston in 2011. Our new website will be coming online before the holidays and all this information willa be found there. So there is a great deal happening with the ACHA. And we look forward to seeing many of you in San Diego. Sincerely: Rev. Paul Robichaud CSP scroll down .. A NEW AND EXCITING ..
New search windows, blogs, conference information, join or renew your membership online. Manage your own profile. The ACHA ..where Catholic Studies begin! Just send us your email address and we will notify you when the site comes online. Rev. Paul Robichaud Please cut and insert in the return envelope (with the ballot/and Luncheon Form)
Yes, please let me know when the ACHA website comes online this fall. Name: __________________________email address:____________________________ I prefer not to use email: ______ Please send all notices to my postal address:___________________________________ scroll down .. PROGRAM NINETIETH ANNUAL MEETING Scroll Down for More Information THURSDAY, JANUARY 7 Registration 3:00 P.M.-5:00 P.M.- Annie A FORMATION IN THE EARLY CHURCH Co-Sponsor: American Society of Church History Papers: TRANSLATION AND TRANSFORMATION: PERSONHOOD IN RUFINUS OF AQUILA'S BASIL OF CAESAREA CATHERINE CHIN CATECHIZING THE YOUNG IN THE ANCIENT CHURCH SIERRA ASHLEY PIERCE AUGUSTINE OF HIPPO: THE USE OF FORCE IN CONVERSION GAVRIL ANDREICUT Commentator: AMY ODEN * * * * * 4:00 P.M.-6:00 P.M. - Oxford Room Executive Council Meeting FRIDAY, JANUARY 8 Registration 9:30 AM -11:30 AM -Annie A HOW SCHOLARLY WERE RELIGIOUS WOMEN IN THE MIDDLE AGES? (NUNS AND OTHERS) Chair: HARM KLUETING Papers: EDUCATION AND SCHOLARSHIP OF ABBESSES AND NUNS IN ANGLO-SAXON ENGLAND GEORGE H. BROWN RELIGIOUS WOMEN WRITING THEIR OWN HISTORY PHYLLIS BROWN University of Santa Clara Commentator: KAREN SCOTT * * * * * 9:30 AM -11:30 AM - Annie B NEW PERSPECTIVES ON AMERICAN CATHOLICISM IN THE REVOLUTIONARY ERA Chair: JOSEPH P. CHINNICI, O.F.M. Papers: THE MAKING OF AN AMERICAN CATHOLIC IDENTITY MAURA JANE FARRELLY DIVIDED INHERITANCE, JESUIT SPIRITUALITIES, AND AMERICAN CHURCH REFORM IN THE EARLY REPUBLIC, 1790-1817 RONALD BINZLEY JOHN CARROLL, ELIZABETH SETON, AND THE EARLY REPUBLICAN CHURCH CATHERINE O'DONNELL Commentator: JOSEPH P. CHINNICI * * * * * THE HOLY SEE, NAZI GERMANY, AND FASCIST ITALY REAPPRAISED Chair: PETER KENT Papers: POPE PIUS XI VERSUS HIS SECRETARIES OF STATE: A REINTERPRETATION FRANK J. COPPA THE VATICAN'S RESPONSE TO TORTURE OF ROMAN CATHOLIC CLERGY BY THE NAZI REGIME 1933-39 SUZANNE BROWN-FLEMING RACE, RELIGION, EXCLUSION: ANTI-SEMITIC INITIATIVES AND THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN MUSSOLINI'S ITALY ARIELLA LANG Commentator: PETER KENT * * * * * 2:30 PM-4:30 PM - Annie B THE DISCOVERY OF MARY Chair: DARLEEN PRYDS Papers: HOW APPARITION EVENTS PRODUCE APPARITION EVENTS: CASE STUDIES FROM MEDIEVAL AND TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY CHRISTENDOM LISA M. BITEL ST. TERESA OF AVILA AND VISUAL CULTURE LUIS CORTEGUERA BEITOUN ANTHONY SHENODA Commentator: ISABEL MOREIRA * * * * * 4:30 PM-5:30 PM - Emma C Business Meeting * * * * * 5:30 PM-6:30 PM - Windsor B Social Hour * * * * * SATURDAY, JANUARY 9 9:00 AM-12:00 PM - Third Level Foyer Registration 9:00 AM -11:00 AM - Annie A CATHOLICISM IN TWENTIETH-CENTURY AMERICA Chair: STEVEN M. AVELLA Papers: THE MAKING OF "OURS" CASEY C. BEAUMIER, S.J. THE AMERICAN RECEPTION OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND THE VATICAN IN 1984 MARIE GAYTE WE HAVE GROWN AND PROSPERED: CATHOLIC EXPANSION IN NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND, 1850-1950 JOHN QUINN Commentator: STEVEN M. AVELLA * * * * * 9:00 AM -11:00 AM - Annie B THE CURE OF SOULS, LITURGY, AND THEOLOGY IN THE MIDDLE AGES Co-Sponsor: American Society of Church History Chair: MAUREEN TILLEY Papers: THE WIDOW AND THE EMPRESS: THE EMPRESS JUDITH AND BIBLICAL COMMENTATORS MARIANNE M. DELAPORTE RADULPHUS DE RIVO AND THE WINDESHEIM REFORM J.MICHAEL RALEY MONKS, CANONS, AND THE CURE OF SOULS IN LATE MEDIEVAL ENGLAND NICK NICHOLS Commentator: MAUREEN TILLEY * * * * * 12:15 PM-1:45 PM - Emma A Presidential Luncheon Presiding: STEVEN M. AVELLA Greeting and Blessing: MOST REV. ROBERT H. BROM, D.D. Report of the Committee on the John Gilmary Shea Prize DAVID D. BURR, Chairman Report of the Committee on the Howard R. Marraro Prize NICHOLAS TERPSTRA, Chairman THE ANGER OF THE ABBOTS IN THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY WILLIAM CHESTER JORDAN 2:30 PM-4:30 PM - Annie A THE FRANCISCAN-INDIGENOUS ENCOUNTER IN COLONIAL NEW SPAIN Chair: JEFFREY M. BURNS Papers: THE SPIRITUAL COLONIZATION OF DEATH: FRANCISCANS AND NAHUAS IN NEW SPAIN'S PUEBLA-TLAXCALA VALLEY ERIKA R. HOSSELKUS PARA ESTE SANTO FIN: CONFLICTS BETWEEN FRANCISCAN MISSIONARY IDEALS AND THE DEMANDS OF MISSION ADMINISTRATION IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY TEXAS JAY T. HARRISON FRIARS, ART, AND FAITH ON THE FRONTIER: THE FUNCTIONS OF IMAGERY IN THE UPPER CALIFORNIA MISSIONS PAMELA J. HUCKINS Commentator: IRIS H. ENGSTRAND * * * * * 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM - Annie B THE MEDIEVAL CHURCH: REFORM, MYSTICAL LOVE, THEOLOGY Chair: PAUL W. KNOLL GEERT GROOT'S LETTER TO GUILLAUME SALVARVILLA ON THE GREAT SCHISM J.MICHAEL RALEY A SECRET TREASURE CHAMBER: THE ROLE OF NUPTIAL LOVE IN MEISTER ECKHART'S MYSTICISM CHARLOTTE RADLER WHEN HISTORY AND THEOLOGY CLASH: HOW THEOLOGICAL ASSUMPTIONS SHAPE CHURCH HISTORY GARY MACY Commentator: PAUL W. KNOLL * * * * * SUNDAY, JANUARY 10 7:00 A.M. - 8:00 A.M. - Annie A Mass for the Living and the Deceased Members Presider: PAUL G. ROBICHAUD, C.S.P. * * * * * 8:30 A.M. - 10:30 A.M.- Annie A CATHOLICISM IN TWENTIETH-CENTURY CALIFORNIA: CURRENT RESEARCH AND PROSPECTS Chair: PAUL W. KNOLL Papers: THE VATICAN AND THE GOLDEN STATE: DOCUMENTING THE IMPACT OF PAPAL ENCYCLICALS AMONG CALIFORNIA CATHOLICS FROM WORLD WAR I TO THE COLD WAR: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECT WILLIAM ISSEL CALIFORNIA CATHOLICISM: THE GREAT EXCEPTION? JEFFREY M. BURNS WRITING CATHOLICISM INTO CALIFORNIA URBAN LIFE: THE CASE OF SACRAMENTO STEVEN M. AVELLA MINORITIES IN THE MYSTICAL BODY OF CHRIST: MEXICAN CATHOLICS IN CALIFORNIA DURING THE 1940S AND 1950 GINA MARIE T. PITI Comments: THE AUDIENCE NOTICES The Catholic churches closest to the hotel are (1) St. Joseph's Cathedral, 1535 3rd Ave., San Diego, CA - (619) 239-0229 , (2) Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, 1770 Kearney Ave., San Diego, CA - (619) 233-3838 , (3) Our Lady of Angels, 635 22nd St., San Diego, CA - (619) 237-9576 and (4) St. Anne's, 621 Sicard St., San Diego, CA - (619) 239-8253 All those attending the meeting are kindly asked to register at the Association's registration desk, which will be located in the Third Level Foyer of the Hyatt. The desk will be open on Thursday afternoon, January 7, from 3:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M., on Friday, January 8, from 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M., and on Sunday from 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. The registration fee is $10.00. Tickets for the presidential luncheon should be ordered from the Executive Office of the American Catholic Historical Association by December 18. A check or money order payable to the Association should be enclosed with each order. The price is $55.00. There will be a cash bar at the social hour. Additional information may be obtained from the Executive Office of the Association at Mullen Library, Room 320, The Catholic University of America, Washington, D. C. 20064; telephone and fax: 202-319-5079; e-mail: cua-chracha@cua.edu. * * * * * OFFICERS President: WILLIAM CHESTER JORDAN, Princeton University First Vice-President: STEVEN M. AVELLA, Marquette University Second Vice-President: PHILIP ROUSSEAU, The Catholic University of America Secretary and Treasurer: PAUL G. ROBICHAUD, C.S.P., North American Paulist Center, Washington, DC * * * * * EXECUTIVE COUNCIL (The above-named officers, the former presidents of the Association, and the following elected andex officio members:) ROBERT L. BIRELEY, S.J., LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO (PAST PRESIDENT) ROBERT E. CARBONNEAU, C.P., Passionist Historical Archives (2009-2012) NOEL CARY, College of the Holy Cross (2007-2010) TERENCE FAY, S.J., University of Toronto (2007-2010) RICHARD GRIBBLE, C.S.C., Stonehill College (2008-2011) TIMOTHY MATOVINA, University of Notre Dame (2008-2011) NELSON H.MINNICH, Editor, The Catholic Historical Review (ex officio) Committee on Program PAUL W. KNOLL, Chair JEFFREY VALAR STAFFORD POOLE, C.M. · * * * Scroll down the page for more information. Committee on Nominations KATHLEEN SPROWS CUMMINGS JOANNA H. DRELL, Chair KEVIN SPICER, C.S.C. * * * * * Committee on Membership ANGELYN DRIES, O.S.F., Chair SILVIA CASTRO SHANNON * * * * * Finance Committee JOHN FREDERICK SCHWALLER, Chair THOMAS E.WANGLER * * * * * Committee on the John Gilmary Shea Prize DAVID D. BURR, Chair PETER C. KENT THOMAS C. REEVES ** * * * Committee on the Howard R. Marraro Prize STANISLAO G. PUGLIESE SHARON STROCCHIA NICHOLAS TERPSTRA * * * * * Committee on the John Tracy EllisDissertation Award BRAD GREGORY, Chair RICHARD E. GYUG MARK S.MASSA, S.J. · * * * * Scroll down the page for more information. Call for Papers THE AMERICAN CATHOLIC HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION Executive Office, Room 320, Mullen Library CALL FOR PAPERS - SPRING 2010 A special one day spring meeting of the American Catholic Historical Association will be held on the campus of Princeton University on Saturday, March 13, 2010. We urge the submission of entire sessions and individual papers for this unique event. Please include a brief abstract of each paper and pertinent biographical data about the presenter, and submit by January 15 to the chairman of the committee, Dr. Steven Avella preferably by email:steven.avella@marquette.edu; or via postal address: Dr. Steven M. Avella, Department of History, Coughlin Hall 308, Marquette University, P.O. Box 1881, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53201-1881 Call for Papers COMMITTEE ON PROGRAM FOR 91ST Annual Meeting Call for Papers - Boston 2011 The Committee on Program for the ninety-first annual meeting, which will be held in Boston on January 6-9, 2011, asks for members of the American Catholic Historical Association to propose topics and speakers for individual papers or (preferably) for complete sessions. A brief abstract of each paper and brief curriculum vitae of each speaker should be included. With the exception of participants representing another society in a joint session, only members of the Association are eligible to present papers, and no one who will present a paper at the ninetieth annual meeting may present one at the ninety-first. Proposals should be submitted by January 28, 2010, if they are to be considered for co-sponsored by the American Historical Association or otherwise by March 1. They should be sent to the chairman of the committee, Dr. James M. O'Toole,in care of Boston College, 140 Commonwealth Avenue, Chestnut Hill, MA 02167-3806, or at his e-mail address: JAMES.OTOOLE@BC.edu TRAVEL THE AMERICAN CATHOLIC HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION Travel to San DiegoAssociation Travel Concepts (ACT) is the official travel agency for the AHA Annual Meeting. ATC has negotiated discounts with American Airlines, United Airlines, Amtrak, and Hertz Rent-a-Car to bring attendees special air, rail, and car rental rates that are lower than those available to the public. To take advantage of these rates and benefits, e-mail reservations@atcmeetings.com or call 800-458-9383. ATC is available for reservations from 8:30 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. EST, Monday through Friday. Attendees can also book tickets online at the AHA's customized travel portal. Discounts apply for travel between January 4 and January 13, 2010. Some restrictions may apply. Service fees apply to ticketed reservations through ATC. Attendees may also call their own agency or the vendors directly and refer to the following ID numbers: From San Diego International Airport San Diego International Airport (SAN) is three miles from downtown San Diego, and hosts 25 carriers in three terminals (Commuter, Terminal 1, and Terminal 2). Departures are not allowed from the San Diego airport between 11:30 p.m. and 6:30 a.m. The airport's Red Bus offers free transportation services from terminal-to-terminal, running about every 10 minutes. There are curbside Red Bus stops at each of the three terminals. For the convenience of people with disabilities, the Red Bus vehicles are all wheelchair accessible. Shuttle, bus, and taxi service are available at the Transportation Plazas across from Terminals 1 and 2 and curbside at the Commuter Terminal.
From Amtrak Amtrak's Santa Fe Depot is located in the Centre City area (downtown) San Diego at 1050 Kettner Boulevard and is open daily from 5:15 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Although within walking distance to the meeting hotels, unfamiliar travelers with luggage will find it easier to take the short cab ride (approximately $5) to their hotels. Accommodations and RatesHousing for the AHA Annual Meeting will be open from September 15 through December 7, 2009. Along with the overview below, see also:
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All rooms are subject to city and state taxes, currently 12.50 percent plus $.23 assessment per room, per night. Meeting rates are in effect three days before and after the January 7-10 meeting dates, and are for a limited number of rooms only at each property. Hotel Reservation Process for 2010: For the 2010 meeting, the AHA has combined the registration and hotel reservation process. After preregistering for the meeting, attendees will receive an acknowledgment of preregistration that will include information on making a hotel reservation. This confirmation will have a link to make a reservation via customized web site or by calling the housing service directly. Only Annual Meeting attendees who have first completed the meeting registration process will be permitted to make hotel reservations at the AHA's meeting rates, and the housing service will ask attendees to supply their badge number (which will be included in the meeting preregistration confirmation). The process is designed to ensure that the deeply discounted AHA meeting rates are reserved for those who support the Annual Meeting-its attendees and exhibitors-and not for tourists and others who want to book a low-priced room in San Diego. Meeting RegistrationAHA meeting preregistration opened on September 15, and will remain open through December 18, 2009. Members - login to member services to register. Nonmembers - register here for the annual meeting, or join the AHA for member rates.
Fees for registering beginning December 19, 2009 and onsite will be $179 members, $200 nonmembers, $79 student members, $89 student nonmembers, $79 retired and unemployed, and $42 precollegiate teachers. (evidence of employment is required for the precollegiate teachers' rate). Last Revised 05-Nov-09 03:18 PM.
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