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 Vol. 118 Issue 009 (May 3 1991)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Correspondence
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CORRESPONDENCE Helping Catholics sing New York, N.Y. To the Editors: A postscript to the discus- sion of church music [Correspondence, March 22] prompted by Archbishop Weakland's review [January...
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Editorials
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CONTENTS Volume CXVIII, Number 9 Correspondence 274 Editorials 275 The sources of desire: Paul Baumann 277 Dropping in on the Shakers: Paul Elie 279 A syllabus for progress:...
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The sources of desire
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Baumann, Paul
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forcibly into his writing. "Clumsy life again at her stupid work," Greene said. A convert, he did not come to an emotional under- standing of his faith until he went to Mexico to report on the...
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Dropping in on the Shakers
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Elie, Paul
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A SIGHTSEER AT HOME DROPPING IN ON THE MORE FOR GOD'S EYES THAN FOR OURS ast the turnoff for the Albany county airport is the Shaker settlement, a simple compound-- houses, hall,...
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A syllabus for progress
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Carlin, David R. Jr.
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manent-press fabric. Their small, close-knit communities call barn was before me, faded like driftwood. I dismounted from to mind the Latin American communidades de base. Shaker the bike, vexed by...
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From Leo XIII to John Paul II
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Hehir, J. Bryan
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ality. The practical conclusion drawn from these social-psychological premises was that government has the right and duty to intervene in the life of society, especially its economic and educational...
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A wealth of notions
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Piehl, Mel
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United States feels compelled to invoke the traditional Roman Catholic just-war theory to conservative evangelical religious broadcasters. A century ago, such a thing would have been almost...
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Mrs. George Orwell
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Byrne, Katharine
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them correctly, this is what many groups like the National Center for the Laity, the Catholic Worker, Bread for the World, Network, and many others have attempted to do. Of course, their very...
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Broken pieces
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Douglas, Deborah Smith
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givens and constraints denied her personal advancement. Carolyn Heilbrun, in her Writing a Woman's Life, talks about women who transform their need to be loved into a need to love, a pen- chant that...
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Poetry
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Richards, Marilee
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are steadily eroded, but that somehow I am diminished; sometimes I feel myself disappearing. How can I hope to achieve any of the serenity I crave, the wholeness I long for, in the midst of such...
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Stage
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Weales, Gerald
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to feed the faithful. I can see that they are different--the weariness and discouragement at the end of my fragmented days; the strength and hope of wholeness that are given in the Eucharist....
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Screen
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Baumann, Paul
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ne of the commonplaces of casual criticism is to suggest or to deny that there are strong sim- ilarities between Neil Simon and Alan Ayckbourn. Benedict Nightingale was in the denial column...
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Media
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McConnell, Frank
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etry looks remarkably the same. What teen-agers, rock entrepreneurs, and college students proclaimed as moral and sexual wisdom had more to do with the social autonomy made possible by affluence,...
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The Age of Diminished Expectations
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Feffer, John
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our ongoing national crisis of self-confidence. The seventies and early eighties were the heyday of the private eye on the Tube. Just as in the forties, we had come through a distressing time that...
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Iron John
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Neafsey, James
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decides that the truth lies somewhere in the middle. But based on the evidence he himself presents in the book, the profits gained through improved productivity could not possibly compare to the...
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Modem Catholicism
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Cunningham, Lawrence S.
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longish essay on Great Britain and Ireland, not surprisingly, is a full chronicle of the SOMETHING LEFT OUT attempts of a very conservative church to MODERN CATHOLICISM Vatican II and After...
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Abortion
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Hoyt, Robert G.
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longish essay on Great Britain and Ireland, not surprisingly, is a full chronicle of the SOMETHING LEFT OUT attempts of a very conservative church to MODERN CATHOLICISM Vatican II and After...
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Vol. 118 Issue 010 (May 17 1991)
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