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The last beatification in Hungary, he explained, occurred in 1083, a time when no distinction was made between beatification and canonization. The subject of this well-written social priest history, Father Michael McGivney (1852-1890), the Connecticut priest who founded the Knights of Columbus, is the first American-born parish to be considered for canonization. In a certain sense the literalization of the metaphor of construction in the exhibition design is a forced conflation, as it tends to eschew the conservative work of canonization through a more elusive--and potentially more attractive--rhetoric of openness, process, and productive indeterminacy. |
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