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The Commonweal week by week MISS LUCY OF ALABAMA MISS AUTHERINE LUCY entered the University of Alabama as its first Negro student on Friday, February 3. Only the mildest demonstration...
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The Church in America "BY AN EXTRAORDINARY PROCESS, THE CHURCH IN AMERICA HAS BECOME DOMINANTLY NORDIC IN TONE" GUNNAR D. KUMLIEN THE QUESTION of what would have resulted if the Reformation had...
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FROM FRANCE Child Prodigy or Literary Hoax? ROBERT BARRAT FOR TWO months everyone in France has been agog over the Drouet affair. Even the elections failed to keep her name off the front...
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CATHOLICISM IN THE U.S. The Layman in Perspective HENRY J. BROWNE IN LIFE'S recent "Christianity Issue," Father John Courtney Murray, S.J., sounded a quietly worded warning about a hand-sized...
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THE STAGE OF THIS TIME, OF THAT PLACE FALLEN ANGELS," the melodrama "Time Limit" by the Messrs. Denker and Berkey, and Mr. Theodore Apstein's "The Innkeepers" are period pieces saturated in...
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THE SCREEN KNIGHT INTO KAYE DANNY KAYE and Alec Guinness, who have stood the tests of time very well, stand them again in their new vehicles and provide some very merry screen moments. In "The...
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Baer, Dom Alban; Higgins, Monsignor George G.; Stella, Sister Maris; O'Gorman, Ned; Reinhold, Father H. A.; Simons, Father John W.; Scharper, Philip; Sullivan, John F.; Wilhelmsen, Frederick D.
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Critics' Choices of Catholic Books ALBAN BAER ALL FOUR of these books brilliantly exemplify the Catholic humane tradition at its best. The Church of the Word Incarnarnate: An Essay in...
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Vol. 063 Issue 018 (February 3 1956)
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