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 Vol. 105 Issue 017 (September 1 1978)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 NEWS & VIEWS
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NEWS & VIEWS Pepe Pmul Vi Looking back, I don't believe Pope Paul VI ever had muchstandingwith"our crowd." I remember arriving midway through Session 2 of Vatican II and inquiring...
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CORRESPONDENCE
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CORRESPONDENCE Hummmse VOt~ Hicksville, N.Y. To the Editors: Isn't what Father Curran is objecting to, the debate between the professional theologians and the hierarchy on Humanae...
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EDITORIAL
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CORRESPONDENCE Hummmse VOt~ Hicksville, N.Y. To the Editors: Isn't what Father Curran is objecting to, the debate between the professional theologians and the hierarchy on Humanae...
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DAMN THE REFUGEES & FULL SPEED AHEAD
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Powers, Thomas
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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ONLY THE PRESSREC~II,I-~ OUR OBLIGATIONS DAItlN THE REFUGEES &SPEED AHEAD We've been reading about the boatpeople for nearly a year and a half now, those...
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ABORTIONS AND ADMISSIONS
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Connolly, Paul H.
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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 WHATARETHE MEDICALSCHOOLS UPTO? HB OR TIONS HND HDIIISSIONX On February 24, 1977, Senator Richard Sehweiker (R-Pa.) introduced into the United States...
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VERSE
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Scheele, Roy
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doctors. Certainly, we need righteous doctors, and schools shottld cons!der ,,tot only grade point averages and standardized test scores but also an individual's apparent sense of justice,...
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IN DEFENSE OF SOLZHENITSYN
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Garvey, John
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Dismissing him as conservative or "mystical" is like whistling in the graveyard "In the face of what he has to_ say," Alfred Kazin wrote of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn in a recent issue of Esquire,...
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THE POPE & THE AMERICAN MIND
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Schroth, Raymond A.
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1filll THEPOPE&THEAMERICANMIND RAYMONDA. SCHROTH A view from the other shore It is one of the sad, and peculiar, images of modem history that, in the popular understanding of...
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AGENDA FOR THE PAPACY: What the Church Needs from the Next Pope:SHAKING DOWN A SORTING OUT
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McBrien, Richard P.
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lectual of modern popes may have sincerely felt he was protecting the integrity and moral authority of the church by "unpopular" decisions, the weight of...
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GENUINE COMMUNICATION
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Davis, Charles
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Kiing and Lefebvre alike. If there is to be a concession to modernity or to public opinion, let it be only in the personality of the new Pope. Let him be a less anguished figure, more benign,...
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FLASH! DIRECT FROM ROME
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MacCrocodile, Erasmus
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of a tradition. It is univexsal in character, allowing a continuity of the self ~-ough a sequence of particular identities when institutions and traditions change. But it remains a social...
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A MODEL OF HUMANITY
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Swidler, Leonard
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to the dominant ideology in popular consciousness.actions and institutions axe justified as scientific or technically efficient. The ideological function left to religion is the secondary one...
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THE SCREEN: Greasy Kid Stuff
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Westerbeck, Colin L. Jr.
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whose greatest need is to be able to exercise their own decision-making in responsible freedom. We all know ~he tragedies of families where parents treat thei: grown offspring like children. In...
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MUST THOUGHT RE MERELY POIGNANT?
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Harrington, Michael
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BOOKS MUST THOUGHT BE MERELY POIGNANT? MICHAELHARRINGTON The Life of the Mind: Vol. !: Thinking Vol. U: Willing HANNAH ARENDT Harcourt, Brace, $12.50 ea. Vol. !: [258...
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BOOKS
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O'Connell, David; Wood, William P.; Merchant, Norris; Feo, Ronald De; Vellucci, Dennis
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inherent in capitalist industrialization. But there is practically no mention of thecontraryexperiencewhichhas played at least as important a role in our culture: the impact of the increasing...
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Vol. 105 Issue 018 (September 15 1978)
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Vol. 105 Issue 019 (September 29 1978)
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