How Cars Became King | Good Cities
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The Expansion of Catholicism in Suburban America
This chapter explores the movement of Catholic immigrants from ethnic ghettos to suburban neighborhoods in post-WWII United States and the resulting need for new churches and schools. It also discusses the disintegration of the holistic vision of the Catholic Church and the impact of cars on churches and community.
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