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Religious Book Week: CRITICS' CHOICES George G. Higgins AMERICAN CATHOLICS: A History of the Roman Catholic Community in the United States, by James Hennesey, S.J. (Oxford University Press,...
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with one remark.) "The general lack of freedom of the poet is grotesquely intensified in the specific lack of freedom of the poem --in which each part is determined not only by the demands...
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celebration has been domesticated and corrupted to reflect the very society it is supposed to judge, the very society from which we are supposed to be momentarily liberated by ritual--is any...
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Jesus, Son of Man RUDOLF AUGSTEIN Urizen Books, $12.95 Jesus: An Historian's Review of the Gospels MICHAEL GRANT Scribner's, $12.50 WILLIAM P. LOEWE Rudolf Augstein, publisher of...
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THE ORDINATION OF WOMEN A Statement by the President of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops, Archbishop Joseph L. Bernardin At its Fall meeting in Washington, the Administrative Committee...
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A Question of Quality Theology in the Catholic College GEORGE H. TAVARD THE THEOLOGY department of a Catholic college is, in most cases, in an ambiguous situation. On paper, very often, the...
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REINTEGRATION Protestantism: Spirit vs. System GEORGE H. TAVARD A MOST SIGNIFICANT book has recently been translated into English. Its topic is the re-integration of Protestantism, and its author...
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"VARIETY IN UNITY" Understanding the French GEORGE H. TAVARD F ALL Western nations, the French Republic seems to be the one that the average American finds most hard to understand. In politics...
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Religious Book Week: Critics' Choices
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