The Church of Pius XII after World War II (1945-58). The relationes ad limina as Sources for Historiographical Reflection

Keywords Worker priests • Materialism • Nordic countries • Religious reconquest • Holy Office • Roman Catholic church • Petites Soeurs de Jesus • Catholic mission • Secularisation • Secularism • Relationes ad limina • Yugoslavia • US dioceses • Belgium Magdeleine Hutin • Spanish Church • Francoist regime • German Episcopate • Religious practice • Una Sancta Arbeit • Catholic Church • US Catholicism • Missionary congregations • Missionary orders • Politics • Anti-religious repression • Roman Curia • Papacy • Social Catholicism • Dioceses • Catholic Church in Germany • Scandinavia • German refugees • Catholic evangelisation • Pius XII • Propaganda Fide • Simultaneum • France • Cold War • Ecumenism • Communism • National identity • Progressive Catholicism • Vertriebene • Morality • Relatio ad limina

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