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CORRESPONDENCE (Continued from page 147) ter, in his word, and substantially and continually in the eucharistic species." Number 9 adds: "When the sacred scriptures are read in church God...
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for depressed areas forces one to wonder just how sincere is Nixon's professed concern about the social evil of unemployment. It is nothing short of scandalous to be forever knocking down bills...
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that now is actually the time to be preparing for an upswing he sees only ten or so years away. He finds support for his thesis in the planning presently being done in Australia for a Liturgical...
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needed project, the salvaging of the harbors at Chittagong and Chalna. Reports indicate that Mujib wavered between a UN salvage operation and the Soviet offer but the delay in UN...
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The candid observer of the American Catholic scene today is caught between giving reassurance to his favorite aunt that the middle-aged priest who was just laicized may well have acted out of a...
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SLUMBER IN HOLLAND? PETER FREIBERG The outward political tranquillity does not mean that the issues raised by radicals in the past decade have been settled Of all the youthful radical movements...
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Although apparently intended as a serious treatment of schizophrenia, Images never becomes for us more than a mere puzzle. We are made to piece together Cathryn's past relations with the three...
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$5.95) written by Elizabeth Winship, a Boston newspaper columnist who consults frequently with psychiatrists, doctors, teachers, and ministers, discusses sex and pregnancy among many...
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young black writer of amazing talent. Where Continents Meet: African Proverbs. Collected and Illustrated with photos by Nat Lambie. John Day. $4.95. A wise and fascinating book that shows...
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Vol. 097 Issue 005 (November 3 1972)
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