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THE Commonweal A Weekly Review of Public Affairs, Literature, and the Arts THIRTY-THIRD YEAR OF PUBLICATION week by week FREE WORLD DEFENSE IT IS CURIOUS how the basic elements required for...
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An Emerging Theology "IT WILL NEED A TEAM OF SCHOLARS, PRIESTS AND LAYMEN TO EFFECT THE CHRISTIAN SYNTHESIS OF THE MODERN WORLD" LOUIS J. PUTZ TO ONE WHO reflects on the...
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NEW DIRECTIONS Social Action in America DENNIS J. CEANEY CHOOSING A date for the beginning of a social movement must be somewhat arbitrary. Yet some person, event, or organization has to...
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ness to bear. In giving the laity a free hand, the Church is not making the best of a bad job, using the laity as substitutes until such time as she has reliable priests to take over the...
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THE GARDEN January not June. Then why the scent Of wild heliotrope, of pale yellow roses Why ghostly music, and a measured dance Of graceful shadows under the evening moon? They rise those...
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SHORT STORY Feuille Morte ISOBEL ENGLISH NOW, WHEN SHE described the emotion to herself, or even to other people, although it was something like twenty years since the day she had first met...
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HERE AND THERE THE BOUNCING BALL ARTHUR Schlesinger, Jr. sent out an SOS to liberals in a recent issue of the Sunday Times. The liberal today, he wrote, must declare war on the "growing...
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THE SCREEN THIS EARTH, THIS REALM, THIS ENGLAND ANYONE WHO has been faithful to his television set through the years can tell you that the English make good films (like "Richard III," "Brief...
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BOOKS Fable of the Terminal Year 1963 ON THE BEACH. By Nevil Shute. Morrow. $3.95. By WILLIAM DUNLEA mHE SCENE of Mr. Nevil J_ Shute's cautionary fable is Australia in the terminal...
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Vol. 066 Issue 018 (August 2 1957)
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