"What better place?": Refiguring Priesthood at St. John's Seminary, Boston, 1965–1970
In the years immediately following the Second Vatican Council, faculty and students at St. John's Seminary in Boston struggled mightily to come to terms with the council's significance. Students in particular, wellattuned but not overwhelmed by broader currents of social change in the Unit...
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