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THE Commonweal past and present Our Enduring Concerns T HE end of a magazine's thirtieth year seems a good occasion for its editors to pause, examine the magazine's growth through...
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Two Worlds PHYSICAL INTERDEPENDENCE HAS BECOME A FACT; THE MORAL SENSE HAS FAILED TO KEEP PACE. BARBARA WARD T HE idea of mankind as a single family under the Fatherhood of God is so much a...
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Things That Are Caesar's "THE STRUGGLE FOR THE MIND AND HEART OF MAN IS LARGELY BEING FOUGHT ON A POLITICAL BATTLEGROUND.'" JOHN COGLEY W E can begin by taking certain things for granted: (1)...
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Church Unity and World Unity WHERE SHOULD THE WORLD LOOK FOR A FOUNDATION FOR ITS UNITY? BERNARD LAMBERT T HE whole Catholic Church with its "separated brethren" each year-- most especially...
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The Area of Catholic Freedom IT IS WIDER THAN THOSE OUTSIDE THE CHURCH CAN SOMETIMES SEE OR UNDERSTAND. WILLIAM P. CLANCY A CATHOLIC, by the profession of his faith, has the advantage of...
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SONNETS FOR DOOM T HIS question pricks now the residual clay: When shaU the doom walk up our wharves and streets, and Christmas father the last jocund day? The sybil leaves us guessing and love...
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The Church and the Arts THE CHRISTIAN IDEAL IS THE HARMONIOUS COLLABORATION BETWEEN THE SACRED AND THE SECULAR. JOHN W. SIMONS W E know from the nature of the Church--the Church as a...
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Thirty Years of The Commonweal WHAT WAS SAID ON SOME OF THE CENTRAL ISSUES DURING THE LAST THREE DECADES The Idea Takes Form W E believe that The Commonweal will be so fundamentally...
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Vol. 061 Issue 005 (November 5 1954)
Past and Present
