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Grail (women's movement)

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The Grail was started in Australia in 1936, the United States in 1940, New Zealand in the late 1930s, Brazil and South Africa in 1951, Uganda in 1953, Portugal in 1958, and subsequently in Tanzania, Ghana, Nigeria, Italy, Mexico, Canada, the Philippines, Papua New Guinea, Mozambique, Kenya, and
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walls and rules, could make an immense contribution to the transformation of the world. By 1939, the Grail had become a colourful movement involving thousands of young women in the Netherlands, United Kingdom, and Germany, challenging them to deep personal and spiritual commitment. Pioneers in
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Sweden. Grail members are also working in Belgium, Belize, Cape Verde, Egypt, France, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Malaysia, Switzerland, Ecuador, and Zimbabwe. Its United States headquarters, known as Grailville, is located in
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Catholic feminist theology, the Grail in the USA voted in 1969 to admit women of other Christian denominations, and in 1975, to accept Jewish women as members.
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DeFerrari, Patricia (1998). "Collaborating in Christ's Redeeming Work: The U.S. Grail and Social Reform in the 1950s." US Catholic Historian. 16 (4):109-126.
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This article is about the women's religious movement founded in 1921. For the movement inspired by the work of Oskar Ernst Bernhardt, see
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community of about a thousand women from 24 countries, representing many different cultures, backgrounds, and work situations.
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A. Healey, The Grail in Australia: An international womenโ€™s movement and the Australian Church,
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Campbell, Debra (1993). "Both Sides Now: Another Look at the Grail in the Postwar Era".
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Brown, Alden V. (1983). "The Grail Movement to 1962: Laywomen and a New Christendom".
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Grail Movement
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providing more context for the reader
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Catholic

Nazareth
Jacques van Ginneken
Dutch
Jesuit
lay women
convent
Loveland, Ohio
Anne Hope
Steve Biko
secular institute
Catholic Church
"History of the Grail in the U.S."
Journal of the Australian Catholic Historical Society 31/2 (2010/11)
Archived
Wayback Machine
"The Grail Secular Institute"
JSTOR
25153695
JSTOR
25153695
Reid, Elizabeth Julia
Link to Internet archive
ISBN
0-585-28321-4

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