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 Vol. 111 Issue 015 (September 7 1984)
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Vol. 111 Issue 016 (September 21 1984)
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••Cover Page••
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 Correspondence
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Correspondence
I Aye, there's the rub-out Albuquerque, N. Mex. To the Editors: Robert Bell's "Take My Wife, Please" [ 13 July] was the funniest bit of political commentary yet to appear on...
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Contents
I Volume CXI~ Number 16 Correspondence 482 Editorials 483 Rules for liberals:'Dav/d R. Carlin, Jr. 486 'Christ Among Us': John Garvey 487 The End of Catholicism?:...
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Rules for liberals
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Carlin, David R. Jr.
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SEEKERS AFTER JUSTICE
.9 "Ah, what a good life, and what a fine death!" wrote Angelo Roncalli at the death of his younger brother in 1957. The same must be said at the death of Msgr. Geno Baroni,...
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'Christ Among Us'
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Garvey, John
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or diminish human life --the arms race, war, capital punish- ment, poverty, ignorance, disease, cultural deprivation, ra- cism, sexism, etc. .9 Underline the faith~reason distinction. Though an...
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The End of Catholicism?: Responses
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Chirico, Peter; CAMERON, J.M.; Crosson, Frederick J.; Imbelli, Robert; Hughes, John Jay; Carr, Anne; Sklba, Richard J.; Batten, Loring W. III; Moore, Sebastian; Sloyan, Gerard S.; Fiorenza, Francis Schussler; Miles, Jack; McKenzie, John L.
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The end of Catholicism? The discussion continues- responses from readers and Thomas Sheehan I N ITS August I0 issue, Commonweal carded responses by David Tracy and Andrew M. Greeley to an...
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On Satan & Catholic liberals
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Sheehan, Thomas
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when all of mankind and womankind will have made it to the middle class. I am not sure what salvation or the Reign of God is but I know it is not that. We ought to avoid the implication that...
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Fr. Greeley's agnosticism
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Sheehan, Thomas
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sponded to what Jesus actually thought of himself and (if this were knowable) who he ontologically was. One of the most important if least touted achievements of recent Catholic theology has been...
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New houses from schoolhouses
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Fuerst, J.S.; Mancuso, Sam
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formulation) of Christian faith. In any case, those who want to sail with Simon have their course already charted for them. It is that basic Christian creed of which the two parts are tautologi-...
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O'Brien, Tom
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of young professionals with beautiful large homes and well- kept neighborhoods. Another method of handling small schools which do not seem economically viable to develop by themselves is to build...
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Troubled Journey
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Sleeper, Jim
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shows Olive finally taking public action. But if Olive was to be this important, she should have been more complicated from the beginning of the film: we should have seen more internal...
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The Return of Martin Guerre
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Wagley, Stephen
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easy to slip over the mountains to Spain and begin a new life. This was a moder- ately fluid society of little though real mobility, both geographical and social. Even the religious contentions...
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West with the Night
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Toolan, David
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easy to slip over the mountains to Spain and begin a new life. This was a moder- ately fluid society of little though real mobility, both geographical and social. Even the religious contentions of...
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