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 Vol. 123 Issue 015 (September 13 1996)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Correspondence Dumping on Dole, debating Mary Douglas, reviewing the reviewers
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A 'No' on Dole I have always had the greatest respect for Sidney Callahan and she is certainly free to vote for whomever she prefers ["Dear Mr. Clinton/' August 16]. I do not, however, find her...
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Editorial In good faith
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In good faith Will the Catholic church in the United States enter the new millennium as a church of promise, augmented by the faith of rising generations and able to be a leavening force in our...
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Notebook O'Connor on Quinn
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Hoyt, Robert G
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Robert G. Hoyt O'CONNOR ON OUINN The arguments don't meet Invited to speak at Oxford, Archbishop John R. Quinn obliged with enough words to fill ten pages of this journal ['The Exercise of the...
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God & man on Mars
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Garvey, John
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JOHN GARVEY GOD & NAN ON NARS Spacey ruminations When I was first able to start getting excited about any-thing in an independent way, what I loved most divided into two directions: mythology (the...
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A civil tongue
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McCarthy, Abigail
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ABIGAIL McCARTHY A CIVIL TONGUE May this House come to order Hhose lamenting the decline of comity in our culture range from Norman Lear on the left to Ernest Lefever on the right. In an op-ed...
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THE SECOND TIME AROUND
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Kane, Kevin
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CATHOLICS & MARRIAGE -I THE SECOND TINE AROUND On the way to the altar Kevin Kane It was a second marriage-for both the bride and the groom. He was nervous and she was four months pregnant-and...
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THE ANNULNENT CANE
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Crowe, Marian E.
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CATHOLICS & MARRIAGE Let's pretend Marian E. Crow I am a divorced Catholic. I also have an annul-ment and am remarried in the church. In spite of this happy resolution in my own life, I believe...
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Eve's Body
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Higgins, Edward
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Edward Higgins Eve's Body It was her mind the Devil desired most Really. Lust had long ago gone rigid in his one-track mind. But he could see Adam's steady attachment. And lust's echo, even...
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THE POLLSTERS LOOK AT U S CATHOLICS
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Steinfels, Peter
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CATHOLICS & THE FUTURE THE POLLSTERS LOOK AT M.S. CATHOLICS And are all too cheerful about their findings Peter Stelnfels Happy the historian who, fifty years from now, sets out to portray the...
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Dirty Windows
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Luzzi, Joyce K
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Joyce JC Luzzi Dirty Windows This place Has dirty windows that scrub Against new sunlight every morning The way old bars of homemade Soap rake Skin off an open palm, light Harmed, turned to the...
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Rx FOR AILING PARISHES
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Sweetser, Thomas P.
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CATHOLICS & THE PARISH Rx FOR AILING PARISHES Change the tone; involve everyone; turn outward Thomas P. Sweeiser On most Sundays in most parishes, Catholics file into the pews with low...
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STRUCTURE NATTERS
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Wilson, Robert W.
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STRUCTURE NATTERS An article by Bill Broderick last fall ["Does Your Diocese Have a Council?" October 201 took note of a 25-percent decline, over the period between 1984 and 1995, in the ntimber of...
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CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, SURVIVAL & MONEY
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Collins, Timothy S.
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Book discussed In this essay The Cost of Catholic Parishes and Schools byjmeph Ckude Harris Sheed & Ward, $1535,178 pp. CATHOLICS & THE PARISH -II CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, SURVIVAL & MONEY A pastor...
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Trainspotting
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Alleva, Richard
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Richard Alleva NIETZSCHEAN EXPRESS 'Trainspotting' Irvine Welsh's acclaimed Trainspotting is a book of linked short stories, but the John Hodge (scenarist)- Danny Boyle (director) film adaptation...
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Retrieval/From the Shallows
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Partridge, Dixie
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Poems Dixie Partridge Retrieval (after my Bister's poems) In the iced sky, I see the child milk-whiteness of your skin, and hold my eyes to the receding form of the plane you leave on, as we...
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An Accidental Biography by Barbara Grizzuti Harrison
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Antonucci, Emil
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Swept away An Accidental Autobiography Barbara Grizzuii Harrison Hmightm Mifflin, $24.95, 396 pp. Emil Antonucci The events of Barbara Griz-zuti Harrison's life are the stuff of a good...
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Grant Us Courage by Randall Balmer
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Marty, Martin E.
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CAUT IONARY TALES Grant Vs Courage Travels Along the Mainline of American Protestantism Randall Balmer Oxford, $22,154 pp. Martin E. Marty Hplendid narratives about twelve American Protestant...
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History of Vatican II by Guiseppe Alberigo and Joseph A Komonchak
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Murphy, Francis X.
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ONCE UPON A TIME History off Vatican II Vol. I Guiseppe Alberigo and Joseph A, Komonchak, eds. Orbis Books, $80,527 pp. Francis X. Murphy Eriting from Bulgaria in 1936, Wthe papal...
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East to America by Elaine H Kim and Eui-Young Yu Still Life with Rice by Helie Lee
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King, Heather
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MEETING MY NEIGHBORS East to America Elaine JEL Kim md Eui-YoungYu The New Press, $25,408 pp. Still Life with Rice A Young American Woman Discovers the life and Legacy of Her Korean Grandmother...
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The Flaming Corsage by William Kennedy
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Murtaugh, Daniel M.
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OLYMPUS IN ALBANY The Flaming Corsage William Kennedy Viking, $23.95,209pp. Daniel M. Murtaugh Headers new to William Kennedy may know that his previous novels constitute a developing...
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American Exceptionalism by Seymour Martin Lipset The Rise of the Imperial Self by Ronald William Dworkin
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Massaro, Thomas
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A CROWD OF INDIVIDUALISTS American Exceptionalism A Double-Edged Sword Seymour Martin Lipset W. W. Norton & Co., $27.50, 352 pp. The Rise of the Imperial Self America's Culture Wars in...
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The International Style by Henry-Russell Hitchcock and Philip Johnson Living Machines by E Michael Jones
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Thomas, Christopher
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FORK. FUNCTION & FADS The International Style Hemy-Russett Hitchcock and Philip Johnson, with a new foreword by Philip Johnson W. W, Norton & Company t $2750,2m pp. Living Machines E, Michael...
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A very high pop-up
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Todd, David Y.
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A VERY HIGH POP-UP David Y. Todd Him Wakefield, six-foot-two, two-hundred-and-six pounds, is pitching for the Red Sox. He delivers the ball to a Seattle Mariner, I can't tell who, and the batter...
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Vol. 123 Issue 016 (September 27 1996)
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