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The Sociology of Religion and Catholic Desegregation in the South

The Catholic Church’s episcopal polity often did not ensure that statements issued by the hierarchy against racial discrimination and segregation were implemented, or implemented effectually, at the diocesan or parish level. Many of the factors that inhibited evangelical southern white Protestant denominations from taking action, or stronger action, against segregation also influenced Catholic prelates and clergy in the South, sometimes considerably. The privatization of religion and an emphasis on personal regeneration, bureaucratic concerns and decentralized polities that allowed ordinaries to run their dioceses as they saw fit acted as inhibiting factors that limited the adoption and enactment of desegregation.