Abstract
Phyliss Bambek taught at several Cleveland Catholic schools. She lived on Cleveland's West Side in the Detroit Shoreway neighborhood. She notes the influx of immigrants to Detroit Shoreway and the subsequent migration of Catholic parishioners to the suburbs. Bambek expresses her dissatisfaction with Bishop Lenin and the Dioceses' decree to shut down multiple parishes. Bambek, who also taught in public schools, mentions the effects of Cleveland's court-ordered busing. Finally, she describes how she and her children interacted with the community through their leisure activities.
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Interviewee
Bambek, Phyliss (interviewee)
Project
Project Team
Date
6-9-2007
Document Type
Oral History
Duration
51 minutes
Recommended Citation
"Phyliss Bambek interview, 09 June 2007" (2007). Cleveland Regional Oral History Collection. Interview 999029.
https://engagedscholarship.csuohio.edu/crohc000/991
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