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  <tableOfContents>Introduction: closings -- The pasts living in people -- Divergent histories: change and the making of resistors, 1950-2004 -- "What do we have?": locales and objects in the hands of the people of God -- "This is unrest territory:" orthodoxy and opposition in resistors' practice of the parish -- Openings.</tableOfContents>
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