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 Vol. 104 Issue 018 (September 2 1977)
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••Contents••
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 News & Views
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NEWS & VIEWS The Neutron Bomb The American Catholic press by and large has maintained a characteristic equanimity over news that the U.S. has developed a neutron bomb, that seeming...
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Correspondence
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CORRESPONDENCE Bay Saint Louis, Miss. To the Editors: In reference to Mr. Christopher Vescey's article "Black Catholics" [May 27], I would like to point out that the Society of the...
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Editorial
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CORRESPONDENCE Bay Saint Louis, Miss. To the Editors: In reference to Mr. Christopher Vescey's article "Black Catholics" [May 27], I would like to point out that the Society of the...
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Washington Report: The Mind Controllers
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Getlein, Frank
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on our understanding and love. As Robert Lipsyte wrote in the New York Post: "So long as he was faceless, a specter in the city, a terror, a demon, there was no need to deal with him. Now he is...
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Prophetic Minority
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Baker, James
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FROff KOREA PBOPHETIC PIINORITu As a fascinated outsider, I never cease to be amazed by the divergent, paradoxical extremes of Roman Catholic faith and practice. I see in the Church the...
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Verse
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Turco, Lewis
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narrow victory in 1971 grown increasingly hard for post-Vatican II Catholics, especially those with a history of being outsiders, to leave alone. Legally-questionable constitutional...
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A Blow To Minorities
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Hill, Herbert
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A BLOW TO MINORITIES HERBERT HI!.I. The Supreme Court and seniority systems Last June 1, racial minorities and women suffered a harsh blow when the Supreme Court ruled that seniority systems...
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Verse
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Mckeown, Tom; Cotter, James Finn
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Newark, and other such groups in Detroit, Cleveland and Rochester. Each of these commissions was charged to examine the causes of the various riots and to make recommendations to prevent such...
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'On the Ordination of Women': An Exchange of Views
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an exchange o l views 'On the Ordination o| Women' I I [ Portage, Mich. To the Editors: Michael Novak's observations "On The Ordination of Women" [July 8] have greatly clarified the women's...
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The Stage
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Liston, William T.
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has led Christianity to a new depth of self-understanding? Some of these, and others, might be established by argument; hardly by name-calling. Paul Larose's is the most helpful letter. His...
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Novels or War Novels?
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Taylor, Mark
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of stage business, but the rationale is always clear, even if not immediately. And like everyone else affiliated with the company, he respects his audience and makes few concessions to it: when...
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Sacco and Vanzetti
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Deedy, John
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between what a soldier reveals of himself in his own vignette and what we learn of his fate, perhaps fifty pages later, from someone else, and this possibility demands attentive reading;...
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Books
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some more germane concern than whether the niceities of the system were being observed. The ship was going down and Miss Porter casts herself in the role of one rushing about arranging the...
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Vol. 104 Issue 019 (September 16 1977)
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Vol. 104 Issue 020 (September 30 1977)
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