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It is not easy to develop a good habit, as any nun can • • • • • • • • • • • • • tell you. Some orders do not provide an adequate uniform allowance.That means updating of the habit must be...
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CORRESPONDENCE • • • • • • • • • Seminarians and Ghettos New York To the Editors: SEMINARIANS FROM NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN DIOCESES HAVE BEEN WORKING IN THE GHETTO WITH COURAGE, DEDICATION, AND...
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CORRESPONDENCE • • • • • • • • • Seminarians and Ghettos New York To the Editors: SEMINARIANS FROM NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN DIOCESES HAVE BEEN WORKING IN THE GHETTO WITH COURAGE, DEDICATION, AND...
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churchmen irrelevant, prisoners inside outmoded ways of thinking and acting. The questions churchmen raise are meaningless to the young, and they are, in addition, scandalized and repelled by much...
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brings to the classroom: to cultivate in this child ancestral pride; to reinforce (not destroy) the language he natively speaks; and to give this child the sense of personal identification so...
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to press complaints in the face of repeated and humiliating efforts to dissuade purchase are a tiny minority of those discriminated against. At best, a case will end with an informal hearing and the...
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THE COOL GENERATION AND THE CHURCH • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • A COMMONWEAL SYMPOSIUM The following symposium features six students from Catholic college backgrounds, brought together in...
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Insights on the Issues As a national journal of opinion, Commonweal keeps under its scrutiny the wide-ranging concerns of contemporary man. For example, it relates the Vietnam war to the domestic...
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BOOKS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Lamennais, nineteenth century rebel-priest Priest and Revolutionary PETER N. STEARNS Harper & Row, $5.95 Lamennais and England W. G. ROE Oxford...
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Vol. 087 Issue 001 (October 6 1967)
NEWS & VIEWS
