The Catholic Church in Russia Today

This book offers a fascinating and informative portrait of the Catholic Church in Russia during the 20th century. Drawing on her own experiences as a member of the Catholic community in Moscow, the author provides a detailed and nuanced analysis of the Church's history, structure, and role in Russian society. From the early years of Communist rule to the era of glasnost and perestroika, the book traces the challenges and triumphs of the Church in a complex and changing political landscape. With its insightful commentary and rich historical detail, this book offers a unique perspective on a little-known aspect of Catholic history.

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