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 Vol. 124 Issue 019 (November 7 1997)
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Vol. 124 Issue 020 (November 21 1997)
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••Contents••
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 Correspondence A dispute over attendance rates at Mass
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CHAVES, MARK; CELIO, MARY BETH
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CORRESPONDENCE To the Editors On counting heads The letter from Mary Beth Celio, director of research in the Archdiocese of Seattle, ["Numbers can mislead," September 12] has recently been...
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Editorial Fatal prescription
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Steinfels, Margaret O'Brien
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Fatal prescription The Oregon Legislature gave voters another chance to decide whether or not the state's Death with Dignity Act was a big mistake. Apparently Oregonians think not. On November 4,...
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Editorial Our children
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Steinfels, Margaret O'Brien
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OUR CHILDREN The principle, "Love the sinner, hate the sin," is a neat formula but not an easy one to put into practice. First, because we are tempted to global condemnation and personal judgment....
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Not for men only Women refs in the NBA Now for baseball
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Jr, E J Dionne
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E.J. DIONNE, Jr. OF SEVERAL MINDS NOT FOR MEN ONLY Whistle-blowing as a unisex skill Two views about America's problems with race and gender were upended by two women with the guts to referee in...
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Catholic women's colleges
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McCarthy, Abigail
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ABIGAIL MCCARTHY OF SEVERAL MINDS CATHOLIC WOMEN'S COLLEGES Looking at their future In 1968, there were over 190 Catholic women's colleges in the United States. Today there are 28. The decline...
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Giuliani time New York's Republican mayor
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Ramirez, Antonio
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Antonio Ramirez GIULIANI TIME Gotham goes G.O.P. The loud swooshing noise heard in New York City a few minutes after 9 p.m. on November 4 when radio and television stations announced that Mayor...
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The wealth of nations Stock market volatility is a sympton of a global economy increasingly run like a casino
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Buell, John
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John Buell THE WEALTH OF NATIONS Our precarious prosperity Wall Street's wild rides fascinate the media. But just what these mean for most of us is a ques- tion too seldom asked. July's plunge in...
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SMILE WHEN YOU SAY, 'STARBUCKS' In these pages, an unmellow church
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McCarraher, The Editors, Mary C Segers, James Heft, Una M Cadigan, Patrick Allitt, Michael Baxter, J
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Introduction We confess: The editors had a stiff argument about publishing Eu-gene McCarraher's polemic on Starbucks Catholicism ("Smile, When You Say 'Laity': The Hidden Triumph of the Consumer...
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YOU DO UNDERSTAND ABOUT DNR? A simple surgical procedure ends in a question about end-of-life decision making
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Goerner, Leslie
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YOU DO UNDERSTAND ABOUT DNR? Don't you? Don't you? Leslie Goerner Four years ago, my mother underwent a routine hospital procedure to verify the suspected presence of an ulcer. Strong-willed in...
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The Family Doctor Gloomy Grammarians
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Kleinbard, David
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David Kleinbard The Family Doctor The octogenarian can't look me in the eye. His wife, young at sixty, steers his hand From mouth to plate, then smiles at air. Once family doctor, he shuffles from...
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The Future Once Happened Here by Fred Siegel
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Vitullo-Martin, Julia
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BOOKS Who ruined New York? The Future Once Happened Here New York, D.C, L.A., and the Fate of America's Big Cities Fred Siegel The Free Press, $24,260 pp. Julia Vitullo-Martin This is a...
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David Jones Special Issue, The Chesterton Review
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Wheeler, Edward T
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ENGRAVINGS FROM LIFE David Jones Special Issue, The Chesterton Review, February and May 1997 $25,258 pp. Edward T. Wheeler David Jones (1895-1974) was a poet, watercolorist, and engraver, a...
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Religion booknotes
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Cunningham, Lawrence S.
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RELIGION BOOKNOTES Lawrence S. Cunningham Robert Wuthnow relies both on published quantitative data and field research on a number of middle-class churches. Over twenty denominations are...
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Bare-chested Christianity
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Cruise, P E
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BARE-CHESTED CHRISTIANITY P. E. Cruise Don't get me wrong. I wholeheartedly join in Frank Mc-Connell's (October 10, 1997) ruling on the merits of ABC's religious soap opera, "Nothing Sacred."...
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Top-ten reasons for watching 'Nothing Sacred' Incredible! Unsolicited! Two more kudos for "Nothing Sacred " Must be the work of the Holy Spirit!
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Feuerherd, Peter
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THE ABSOLUTELY LAST WORD TOP-TEN REASONS FOR WATCHING 'NOTHING SACRED9 Peter Feuerherd Okay. I admit it. I like Father Ray. In the Catholic world, even the defenders of ABC television's "Nothing...
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