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Ireland

Rush, “Cross(ing) the Peace Walls in West Belfast”

Rush, Kayla. 2019. “Cross(ing) the Peace Walls in West Belfast: Imitation, Exemplarity, and Divine Power.” Religion 49(4): 592-613. Abstract: This article examines a …

December 31, 2019 ndca-admin

Ritter and Kmec, “Religious practices and networks of belonging”

Ritter, Christian S. and Vladimir Kmec. 2017. “Religious practices and networks of belonging in an immigrant congregation: the German-speaking Lutheran …

April 14, 2017 ndca-admin

Webster, “Objects of Transcendence”

Webster, Joseph. “Objects of Transcendence: Scots Protestantism and an Anthropology of Things.” In Material Religion in Modern Britain. T. W. …

February 1, 2016 ndca-admin

O’Mahony, “Problems with Drawing Lines: Theo-Geographies of the Catholic Parish in Ireland”

O’Mahony, Eoin. 2014. “Problems with Drawing Lines: Theo-Geographies of the Catholic Parish in Ireland.” Journal of the Irish Society for …

October 29, 2014 ndca-admin

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Sacred Heart - Naomi Haynes
Man painting, Dolls, Candles, Monastery Artabyunk - Hillary Kaell
Car - James Bielo

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