History of the American College of the Roman Catholic Church of the United States, Rome, Italy

“History of the American College of the Roman Catholic Church of the United States, Rome, Italy” offers a detailed account of the institution’s establishment, growth, and impact. Authored by Henry A. Brann, this historical work explores the college’s role in shaping American Catholic clergy and its significance within the broader context of Catholic education.

The book provides insights into the college’s curriculum, its faculty, and the experiences of its students. It also highlights the college’s connections to significant events and figures within the Catholic Church. This volume is a valuable resource for those interested in the history of Catholic education, the American Catholic Church, and the relationship between the United States and the Vatican.

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