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Editor's note Jean-Philippe Schreiber Introduction Anne-Sophie Crosetti and Juliette Masquelier Part I. Disputing the Status of Religion in Social Action "Le social. Plus il est politique, moins il est évangélique" Catholic Poverty Initiatives and the Belgian State in Brussels (1955-1985) Els Minne The Little-known Origins of the Popular Religion Controversy Serge Bonnet and the Defence of Catholic Immigrant Workers in Lorraine (1960-1970s) Yann Raison du Cleuziou Part II. Adapting to New Frameworks and Methods Training and Professionalisation Within a Catholic Federation of Medico-Social Works The Caritas Federation in Alsace from 1945 to the End of the 1960s Catherine Maurer "Whatever you did for the least of Mine, you did for Me" The Catholic Dealing with Hansen's Disease in Congo (1930-1980) Felix Deckx Engaging with Youth in Care Itineraries of Female Professionals in Congregational Re-education Boarding Schools for Girls (France, 1960-1970) Amélie Rabine-Lemaître Inserted Communities and Religious Commitment in Post-Conciliar Britain, 1970s-2000s Carmen M. Mangion Part III. Catholics in Outreach Work The Patroness, the Activist and the Volunteer Three Conflicting Figures of Catholic Women's Unpaid Commitment to Infant Welfare (Belgium, 1945-2000) Juliette Masquelier A Pillarised Activism Catholic Planned Parenthood Centres and the Depenalisation of Abortion (Belgium, 1970-1990) Anne-Sophie Crosetti List of Contributors

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