Flannery O'Connor

Though the times were different, Savannah still had its distinguished history. The poor was separated from the wealthy, the blacks from the whites and the Catholics from the Protestants.

Flannery and her family were Catholic, but Catholics suffered in Georgia. Savannah had a charter that banned Catholicism, making life very difficult. Flannery believed strongly in her Catholic re

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