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THE Commonweal week by week ANOTHER ROUND THE weeks of the two party conventions every four years are supposed to offer unparalleled opportunities for sneak attacks. To a man, the American...
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Death of a Culture IN THE SOUTHWEST THE OLD VALUES ARE BEING DISCARDED WITH THE SHIFT TO AN URBAN, INDUSTRIAL SECULARIZED SOCIETY JOHN McKEON A WEEK before leaving the Archdiocese of Santa Fe in...
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The Bricker Amendment HAROLD C. HINTON A NATION could hardly survive in any century, least of all the twentieth, unless its government had the authority and power to conduct foreign relations. In...
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be protected in their right to vote for the Democratic candidate under the Democratic label. He foresaw an attempt to put Eisenhower under the Democratic label. And he, as all of us did, looked back...
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THE SCREEN NOR CUSTOM STALE JOAN CRAWFORD has stood through the years as a symbol of movie glamor. Through the years indeed —for Miss Crawford has been with us a long time; and it is to her credit...
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COMMUNICATIONS "THE 'LIBERAL CATHOLIC' " Chicago, Illinois T. the Editors: I disagree, and quite specifically, with Mr. William P. Clancy's essay on "The'Liberal Catholic' " in The Commonweal...
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T HE second principle of True and False Reform, I and one which forms the very core of the entire work, concerns what Pere Congar calls "the two plans of fidelity." He writes: "Fidelity to the...
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LAMENT FOR FOUR VIRGINS. By Lael Tucker. Random House. $3.50. By RICHARD HAYES TN a dry season, Miss Leal Tucker's novel is distinguished chiefly for its energy. There is, in this chronicle of...
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Vol. 056 Issue 017 (August 1 1952)
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