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Commonweal week by week TIME FOR A CHANGE D URING the most bitter days of the Presidential campaign no one was heard to say that Dwight D. Eisenhower was in any positive sense a "dangerous"...
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Strangers to Their Own NO HAPPY ENDING IS IN SIGHT FOR THREE THOUSAND AMERICAN-GERMAN CHILDREN OF NEGRO BLOOD. MANFRED GEORGE A TROLLEY is clanging its way through the narrow streets of...
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parliament of Bavaria showed no sympathy for this Nazi attitude and demanded that the teacher be discharged. There are of course quite a few colored children who are legitimate. When the...
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FROM ENGLAND The Wages Of Virtue T HE lay employees of Catholic organizations do not usually need to take vows of poverty. It comes to them naturally. Nor do these organizations themselves...
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to men with and without families can never yield the latter a "reasonable" standard of living. What is "reasonable" is always determined by social comparison as well as by biological needs: and...
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In the spring engagement, recently concluded at the City Center, the substance of the repertoire consisted again of Verdi, Puccini, Mozart, Bizet. These productions have always the virtues of...
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believes that mankind can be saved only by sacrifice, intimates that he is the betrayer. The returned soldier then reluctantly kills his friend. Later, when he discovers who the real betrayer...
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is the proper function of the family, as it is of the Church and State. However, this function of the family is not grounded merely on natural relationship but the supernatural one as well (the...
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Laforge, Odier, Choisy, Father Bernaert, Father Mailloux, the entire group around Psychd) and the work of Zilboorg is not even mentioned. For a book otherwise abounding in bibliographic...
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Vol. 058 Issue 009 (June 5 1953)
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