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 Vol. 104 Issue 007 (April 1 1977)
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••Contents••
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 NEWS & VIEWS
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NEWS & VIEWS Rome Rethtnks Traditionalists who like to believe that the Church is a settled institution, with concrete answers for all problems and situations, must h.ave been jolted a...
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CORRESPONDENCE
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CORRESPONDENCE Ordaining Women Sonoma, Calif. To the Editors: According to the news reports, Rome has denied women the right to be ordained priests, on the grounds that they "cannot...
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EDITORIAL
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CORRESPONDENCE Ordaining Women Sonoma, Calif. To the Editors: According to the news reports, Rome has denied women the right to be ordained priests, on the grounds that they "cannot...
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WASHINGTON REPORT: The Immoralists
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Getlein, Frank
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finally, Saudi Arabia has made it plain that it expects the United States to take positive action in the Middle East in exchange for its efforts to hold the line on oil prices and avoid another...
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TIME FOR STOCK-TAKING
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Cort, John C.
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morality as something that governs the conduct of the person professing the morality, even if he happens to be a chief of state, who knows, he may get around to halling the CIA's reading of our...
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VERSE
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Stead, Dom Julian
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the Democratic Congress were elected by the people who suffer the most from unemployment, inflation, inequality and deterioration of our cities--they can be forceful advocates for that...
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NEW CHANCE FOR THE BISHOPS
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Steinfels, Peter
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E UROPEAN historians have often referred to the aborted revolutions of 1848 as the turning point when European history failed to turn. Historians of the Catholic Church in America may be able...
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THE UNITED STATES & SOUTHERN AFRICA
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Walshe, Peter
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THE UNITED STATES & SOUTHERN AFRICA PETER WALSHE What is needed is a radical reassessment Southern Africa has been in the headlines: the coup in Portugal followed by independence for...
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AN OPEN LETTER TO THE APOSTOLIC DELEGATE
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AN OPEN LETTER TO THE APOSTOLIC DELEGATE Most Reverend Jean Jadot, D.D. Apostolic Delegate 3339 Massachusetts Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20008 Your Excellency: Christ's Peace! We, the...
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VERSE
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Stefanile, Felix
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ology and with presuppositions that allow the contextual meaning of certain passages to be compromised. 2. Of the initial five patristic authorities cited, only one (Epiphanius) clearly and...
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TRANSFORMATION IN CAMBODIA
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Chandler, David P.
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TRANSFORMATION IN CAMBODIA DAVID P. CHANDLER The most radiccdly altered :ountry in the world "'Two thousand years of Cambodian history have virtually ended." ~Phnom Penh Radio, January...
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Irwin, Mark
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ever, the killings stopped, and the transformation of Cambodian rural society, in the northwest, began in earnest. By this time, the people o[ Battambang and Plmom Penh--perhaps two and a half...
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PRESS: What I Read
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Powers, Thomas
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I'm a slow reader by choice, conviction and temperament. In college I attended the first few classes of a speed-reading course of the sort which allegedly enabled President Kennedy to read...
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THE SCREEN
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Westerbeck, Colin L. Jr.
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and read Fine Woodworking are going to work it out. Eight dollars a year from The Taunton Press, Box 355, Newtown, Conn. 06470. With some temerity I invite your suggestions of publications...
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POETRY AND POWER: The Later Robert Frost
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Maloff, Saul
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Altman's technique well. If you sacrifice plot, then to hold on to your audience you have to give it some other way to get from one scene to the next. You have to play on some central action, or...
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THE BEARD.ING OF GABRIEL KOLKO
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Kammen, Michael
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or that ,his surviving son ~vent mad and killed himself, that a daughter went mad, and that another daughter (outrageously) "blamed" him for those catastrophes; or that he could be, and at...
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BOOKS
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Riemer, Jack; True, Michael; Deedy, John; Corwin, Phillip
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diverse actions and become all things to all men. This universality made such abstractions useful not merely for American liberals but those of Europe as well. Hence its complexity and...
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Vol. 104 Issue 008 (April 15 1977)
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Vol. 104 Issue 009 (April 29 1977)
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