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boats bringing food to the starving; meanwhile, the bridge of diplomacy remains miraculously intact. That bridge is anchored in France. The Tactics of John L. Lewis TEW Americans are...
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an open protest. ... It seemed that ... a population of many millions had forgotten that the measure of patience can be exhausted. ... It was as if a higher interest dominated society, its inner...
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Lines for a Feast of Our Lady What shall be added to your praises? The lip-worn, love-worn, heart-worn phrases centuries out of choir and cell and field and vineyard praise you well. Like bells...
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Christianity which has never ceased to condemn war has never ceased also to affirm that he who takes up arms in a just war is fulfilling, purely and simply, his duty as a man. Once these...
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Views & T^eviews BY MICHAEL WILLIAMS THE New York Times on last Monday, June 8, began the publication of a series of six articles distributed by the Religious News Service maintained by the...
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Communications RUSSIAN CLAIMS Jacksonville, Florida. TO the Editors: Dealing with the claims of Moscow to the Karelian Isthmus, the little Baltic States of Lithuania, Latvia and Esthonia, a part...
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The Screen Give My Regards to Broadway TO THE list of films that owe their success to the performance of a single star must now be added "Yankee Doodle Dandy." The star is James Cagney, whose...
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as Catholicism has ever employed it. The reference is to communism. Catholics did not need to fear greatly Protestantism because for some time it has been weak on indoctrination. Now the situation...
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More About Books By SAMPLER THIS SPRING there have been a number of solid volumes published the interest of which is in one way or another religious. Most of them are too specialized to warrant...
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The Inner Forum International Press Conference EARLY last month the first International Catholic Press Conference since the beginning of the war took place in London. As the Catholic Herald said,...
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Vol. 036 Issue 007 (June 5 1942)
THE WEEK
