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FEATURES, ARTICLES
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Charter for Laymen, 1822
(December 1964)
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mined" that one's first suspicion about a morally indignant American is not that his sense of social justice has been outraged but that his pocket book or his property rights have been threatened in...
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Conscience and Anti-Communism
(December 1964)
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white man was set free after shooting a priest. A sober Iesson, and one he may be pardoned for remembering. His letter to the Ministers' Alliance is filled with glimpses into the Archbishop's sense...
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De Gaulle's Deadline
(December 1964)
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easily live with Germany divided. The United States does not lie on Russia's edge, part of its former territories in Russian occupation. The United States' only fundamental interest in Central...
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Khrushchev and the Italian Communists
(December 1964)
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the value of team-work and the duty to struggle against injustice and oppression. If Communism didn't exist, the Christian would still be obliged to arouse the political self-awareness of the masses...
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Our Outdated Vision
(December 1964)
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What Do We Want in Europe? Our Outdated Vision WILLIAM PFAFF THE AFFAIR of the multilateral nuclear force is a controversy of the moment, a single reflection of a great issue: what is Europe to...
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The Fear of Immorality
(December 1964)
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"Our Crumbling Citadels of Virtue" The Fear of Immorality JOHN P. SISK A FEAR that the moral center of things is about to give way is as natural to the American as suspicion of big government....
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The Pull of the Right
(December 1964)
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ALL THINGS CONSIDERED The Pull of the Right "TWENTY-SIX Million Americans Can't Be Wrong!" read the Goldwater post-election bumper stickers. In point of fact twenty-six million Americans can be...
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Art: The Calder Show
(December 1964)
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then!) Queen Elizabeth I, and at the turn of the century George Turberville—all absent from the Auden anthology. Of course, there are many absentees in Pound: no Wordsworth, no Tennyson, no Emily...
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End of the Session
(December 1964)
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responses to crises; there was no time for the growth of a new mythology. So the old one still stood, and stands, much to the hindrance of rational political discussion and action. The ideology of...
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Notes on Israel
(December 1964)
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In the meantime, a document on marriage legislation was being discussed on the Council floor. The paragraph recommending a more ecumenical approach on mixed marriages was alternately attacked and...
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The J. Edgar Hoover Case
(December 1964)
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urgently, very urgently, most urgently, we ask that a vote on the declaration on religious freedom be called before the end of this session of the Council lest the confidence of the world, both...
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The Vanishing Race
(December 1964)
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contemptuous of all religions in the name of abstract humanity. Many younger Jews tend to embrace these third and fourth positions. A pride in Israel, the rebirth of servile Jews into farmers and...
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Triumphs and Failures
(December 1964)
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Report from Rome Triumphs and Failures GREGORY BAUM THE LAST weeks of the Council were full of anxieties. The atmosphere was strained. This was partially due to the exhaustion of the bishops: the...
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Evelyn Waugh
(December 1964)
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From Childhood, He Emerged with Scourge in Hand Evelyn Waugh ALAN PRYCE-JONES IT IS ONE of the peculiarities of English life that a fixed relationship is immutably set up between young people of...
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Poet of the Particular
(December 1964)
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Robert Lowell's Natural Idiom Is That of History Poet of the Particular JOSEPHINE JACOBSEN JUST BECAUSE today's poet is so separated from the general reader, his success is less vulnerable and...
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The Other Lawrence
(December 1964)
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For Her, Life Was a Holiday The Other Lawrence MARTIN GREEN THE AMERICAN EDITION of the memoirs and correspondence of Frieda Lawrence (ed. E. W. Tedlock, Jr., Knopf, $7.50) is a considerable...
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"Protestantism and Authority"
(November 1964)
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EXCHANGE OF VIEWS " Protestantism and Authority " Minneapolis, Minn. TO THE EDITORS: As a (somewhat uncomfortable) Protestant, I was eager to read what Robert McAfee Brown would say about...
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Breakdown in the Congo
(November 1964)
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a community assumed to be indefinitely removed from the possibility of responsible witness. By implication, the school, the club that tries to keep the young off the street, the adult group which...
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Christianity in Harlem
(November 1964)
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A Tendency to Rely on the Formulas of Institutional Religion Christianity in Harlem PHILIP F. BERRIGAN "HARLEM" as William Stringfellow says in My People Is the Enemy, "is plainly representative...
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Consolidating Democratic Gains
(November 1964)
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of nuclear weapons, an absolutely intolerable situation from their point of view (and not only theirs). At present, the U.S. would have a veto over the use of MLF nuclear warheads, but statements by...
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Recovering from Barry
(November 1964)
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Exit the `Arizona Mafia,' Exit the `Eastern Establishment' Recovering from Barry WALTER DEAN BURNHAM SURVIVORS of any great natural convulsion are likely to have considerable difficulty regaining...
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A Claim Against the West
(November 1964)
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Poverty and the Christian—1 A Claim Against the West BARBARA WARD HAS THE CHRISTIAN any special responsibility in the field of economic development? Is there here a particular vocation which,...
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Pope John's Vision
(November 1964)
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Poverty and the Christian—4 Pope John's Vision PIETRO PAVAN THE DECLINE of colonial regimes in the years following the Second World War was an historical event of immense magnitude. It affected...
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The Economics of Aid
(November 1964)
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Poverty and the Christian—3 The Economics of Aid ARTHUR McCORMACK IN A VERY real sense, the economics of aid is the key to the development of the economically backward countries, the key indeed...
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The Optimists and the Pessimists
(November 1964)
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Alliance loans doubled in the past six months; the quality of the loan programs improved; and the investment of private, U.S. capital in Latin America greatly increased. The Alliance was responsible...
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The Role of Catholic Agencies
(November 1964)
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Poverty and the Christian—5 The Role of Catholic Agencies JAMES NORRIS ONE OF the most inspiring movements in the Church in recent years has been the rapid growth of church agencies dedicated to...
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The Scandal of Squalor
(November 1964)
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Poverty and the Christian--2 The Scandal of Squalor EDWARD DUFF IT WAS IN A religious house in Rome that my eye stuck and my mind froze on a sentence by Douglas Hyde in the symposium Christian...
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Learning About Poverty
(November 1964)
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Children's Books Learning About Poverty CLAIRE HUCHET BISHOP THIS YEAR, American complacency has been definitively shattered—the land of surpluses is discovering poverty right in its midst....
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Mid Point in the Session
(November 1964)
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Report from Rome Mid Point in the Session GREGORY BAUM AFTER THE conciliar discussion of the declaration on religious liberty, another declaration was proposed to the Council by the Secretariat...
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Reforming the Seminaries
(November 1964)
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this was the wish of the Pope. At the same time rumors circulated that the small curial party opposed to the schema on the Church in the modern world was trying to prevent its free discussion at the...
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Vietnam: the Roots of the Chaos
(November 1964)
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Vietnam: the Roots of the Chaos WILLIAM PFAFF In May 1962, in the pleasant penthouse dining room of the Caravelle Hotel in Saigon, an American diplomatic officer explained to me that the Viet Cong...
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Calvin Without Myths
(October 1964)
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When He Is Not Neglected, He Is Usually Distorted Calvin without Myths KILIAN McDONNELL MUCH HAS been done by Catholic scholars to re-store the image of Luther, an image which is based on...
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Reappraising the Reformation
(October 1964)
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The Uses and Abuses of History Reappraising the Reformation LEONARD SWIDLER IN SOME AREAS the Catholic cultural lag between America and Europe is closing quickly, for example in Scripture...
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Showdown in California
(October 1964)
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Fair Housing's Toughest Fight Showdown in California LLOYD ZIMPEL PREDICTABLY, CALIFORNIA's mild fair housing Iegislation gathered an army of professional enemies among real estate and landlord...
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The Jenkins Case
(October 1964)
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survey which showed that 55% of the people get most of their news from television. Besides exposing the Court to a broad general public which would not ordinarily be exposed to it, Judge Wright's...
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A Labor Backlash?
(October 1964)
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phrase, as "mainstream Republicanism," but this is a stream which the ethnic Catholic perceives as flowing against the interests of the working class. Senator Gold-water will not easily live down...
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An Ethnic Backlash?
(October 1964)
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The Election—I An Ethnic Backlash? JAMES W. CAREY SPECULATION on the source of the so-called white backlash has centered on ethnic minorities, primarily Irish, Italians and Poles. Gov. George...
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Poet and Prime Minister
(October 1964)
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November 3. The partial victory of President Kennedy should be followed up by an attempt to exploit the cracks in the old economic myths and to get at the roots of chronic unemployment and poverty....
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Suffragette Nuns
(October 1964)
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political strategists, "and Goldwater is what is happening now." Another politico fears that all the current political excitement within labor "is just a flash in the pan." Once Goldwater goes, he...
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The Church and Atheists
(October 1964)
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Believer and Unbeliever Remain Incomprehensible to Each Other The Church and Atheists IGNACE LEPP FOR TOO LONG the Catholic Church has spoken and acted as if all humanity formed part of its fold....
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The Layman's Hopes
(October 1964)
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ALL THINGS CONSIDERED The Layman's Hopes SHORTLY after this column appears I will, God willing, be in Rome, and in the weeks ahead I hope to report on how the Council strikes me at first hand....
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The Senate Races
(October 1964)
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scissors stifle, one wonders?). To an American, Hugh McDiarmid's candidacy is one more reminder that British politics are, and always have been, more intellectually respectable than our own. At...
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Venice Observed
(October 1964)
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pearance of the servants would have—this still should not keep them from taking the opportunities offered to them before they marry, opportunities to use this intelligence and to become cultured at...
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Adam Smith, M.D.
(June 1962)
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ALL THINGS CONSIDERED Adam Smith, M. D. PRESIDENT KENNEDY continues to show his skill as a practitioner of the art of politics. On his recent week-end in New York, he made three public...
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Feder, Benjamin
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Fedo, David
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Feeley, Stephen V
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Feeney, Leonard
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Feeney, Mark
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Feffer, John
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Fegiz, P. Luzzatto
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Fegley, Randall
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Fehr, Joseph Conrad
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Feige, Gregory
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Fein, Leonard
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Feinberg, Andrew
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Feinsilber, Myron
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FEIT, CHUCK
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Feitlowitz, Marguerite
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Feldman, Ruth
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Felker, Robert P.
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Fellner, Jamie
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Fellowes, Peter
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Felsecker, Harold J.
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FENCHAK, PAUL
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Fenlon, Mike
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Fenn, Percy T.
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Fennell, Desmond
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Fennigate, Kate
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Fenton, Joseph C
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Fenton, Joseph C.
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Fenton, Joseph Clifford
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Fenurick, Charles G.
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Fenwick, C. G.
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Fenwick, Charles G.
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Feo, Ronald De
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FERARA, DENNIS
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Ference, Damian J.
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Fergusson, David
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Ferkiss, Victor
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Ferkiss, Victor C
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Ferkiss, Victor C.
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Ferm, Deane William
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Fernandez, Richard R.
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Ferner, Mike
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Fernsworth, Lawrence A.
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FERRARA, AQUINAS M.
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Ferrari, Dino
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Ferrari, Frank
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Ferre, Frederick
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Ferris, Paul
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Ferris, Timothy
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Ferrone, Rita
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FERRY, W. H.
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Ferry, W.H.
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Fete, Joseph
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Feuerherd, Peter
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Fey, Isabella
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