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Commonweal week by week McCARTHY, MATTHEWS, AND THE PROTESTANT CLERGY S ENATOR McCarthy may have made his first serious political blunder in the case of J. B. Matthews and his headline-making...
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Spain Today "WHILE ONE MAY NOT HAVE LIBERTIES IN SPAIN. ONE MAY TAKE THEM WITH A CERTAIN ASSURANCE OF SUCCESS" ROBERT H. BOYLE T HROUGHOUT history Spain has been the Western paradox, a tertium...
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CATHOLICISM IN AMERICA u Catholics and Politics AS VOTERS, CATHOLICS AND NON-CATHOLICS ALIKE TEND TO TAKE ON THE POLITICAL COLORATION OF THEIR ECONOMIC CLASS. DANIEL F. CLEARY C ATHOLICS are in...
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con~ience vote or administer contrary to the expressed wishes of the Catholic hierarchy and large segments of the laity. This is due to the fact (too little known to non-Catholics) that one...
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stomach his tactics, thought them futile, or lacked his courage. That day the Negro family moved in without disturbance. They did say that before moving they had visited the house one Sunday...
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thing of the calibre of the incomparable "Letter to the World." It would be difficult to conceive of a more successful American drama of the "inner life" than this fantasia on the moral and...
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later do we find out the psychological drive that sends her into this dangerous country. Mitchum's reasons are much more obvious: there's gold in them there back countries and by traveling as...
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more desirable and more self-respecting for us than that we, acting from ephemeral motives of inferiority or desire for slavish adaptability, should sacrifice our institutions in what Mr. Kane...
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Vol. 058 Issue 013 (July 3 1953)
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