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Mel Piehl Stranger in a Strange Land Seeing the Light Religious Colleges in the Twenty-First Century Samuel Schuman Johns Hopkins University Press, $50, 336 pp. More than a decade ago,...

The Duty of Delight (November 2008)

Quiet Terrors, Quiet Joy access to her most personal thoughts and reflections. True, no one who has read much of Dorothy Day’s published writing, whether her autobiography The Long...

Dreadful Conversions by John C Cort (November 2003)

A PATRIARCH REMEMBERS Dreadful Conversions The Making of a Catholic Socialist John C. Cort Fordham University Press, $30, 355pp. Mel Piehl Has anyone personally expe-rienced more of the drama...

A wealth of notions (May 1991)

United States feels compelled to invoke the traditional Roman Catholic just-war theory to conservative evangelical religious broadcasters. A century ago, such a thing would have been almost...

Another kind of merger (November 1986)

diplomat who'd done what Young had would have met the parison, Jackson's style often parallels that of white Southern same fate. Landess and Quinn charge that the media...

Dorothy Day and the Catholic Worker (May 1985)

An enduring voice & vocation DOBOTHY DAT AND THE CATHOLIC WORKER Nancy L. Roberts State University of New York, $36.50, $12.95 paper, 226 pp. Mel Piehl JOURNALISTICALLY as well as...

Correspondence (September 1983)

Correspondence Efforts of their own Albany, N.Y. To the Editors: I would like to comment on Jean Elshtain's review of Elizabeth Janeway's Cross Sections [June 3]. Elsh-tain and Janeway both miss...

Piehl, Patrick Jordan, Robert Coles, Mel

PIEPER, JEANNE

Pieper, Josef

Pierce, Gregory F.

Pierce, Ross Edwards

Piero, W. S. Di

Pierovich, Andrew L.

Pierre, Cardinal Christophe

Pierson, Frank

Pierson, Harriet W.

Pierson, Robert

Pietro, Thomas De