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Vol. 126 Issue 019 (November 5 1999)
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Vol. 126 Issue 020 (November 19 1999)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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Our reviewers are reviewed.
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CORRESPONDENCE To the Editors The reviewer's task As a fellow reviewer of George Weigel's Witness to Hope (for L'Osser-vatore Romano), I couldn't but wonder whether Eamon Duffy and I read the...
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Seventy-five years!
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COMMONWEAL Seventy-five years! J ournals of opinion come in all shapes and sizes, and in varying degrees of persuasiveness. Readers pick up some to be consoled and reas sured, others to be...
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November 13,1924
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From the archives Throughout 1999. Commonweal lias been celebrating it* 75th anniver- sury. Here from the first issue, No- vaulvr 13. 1924, is an excerpt from an editorial introducing the...
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'Sensation' in Brooklyn
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Garvey, John
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OF SEVERAL MINDS JOHN GARVEY 'SENSA¥1ON' IN BRMKLYN Art, free speech & tax money T he controversy surrounding the "Sensation" exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum has generated a number of...
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Taking religion seriously
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Pfaff, William
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O F S E V E R A L M IN D S WILLIAM PFAFF TAKING RELIGION SERIOUSLY They do it in godless Europe A striking difference between intellectual debate in Europe and in the United States...
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Manny in the Wasps' Nest
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Jacobsen, Josephine
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Manny in the Wasps' Nest Small, dark, with big spectacles and the voice of a corncrake. He knew where he was. He kept it clean but he kept it fast. He was the only thing moving, and there sat the...
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MEA CULPA, MEA MAXIMA CULPA: Can the church admit error?: France & Germany shoe the way
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McBrien, Richard P.
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MEA CULPA, MEA MAXIMA CULPA Can the church admit error? Introduction ¦ Can the church confess error? Will it ever do so? If so, how? Those were the questions Commonweal put to the four...
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MEA CULPA, MEA MAXIMA CULPA: Can the church admit error?: Rome, si, California, no
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Neuhaus, Richard John
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Richard John Neuhaus 'SENTIRE CUM ECCLESIA' Rome, si, California, no T he questions posed by the editors are, I am glad to say, very easily answered. Yes, the church can confess error. She...
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MEA CULPA, MEA MAXIMA CULPA: Can the church admit error?: What error looks like today
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Johnson, Elizabeth A.
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Elizabeth A. Johnson GALILEO'S DAUGHTERS What error looks like today C an the church confess error? Of course we can. Whenever a human community realizes that its beliefs or practices have...
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After Psalm 137
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Porter, Anne
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After Psalm 137 We're still in Babylon but We do not weep Why should we weep? We have forgotten How to weep We've sold our harps And bought ourselves machines That do our singing for us And who...
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MEA CULPA, MEA MAXIMA CULPA: Can the church admit error?: The lesson of Dei verbum
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Komonchak, Joseph
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Joseph Komonchak RENEWING AUTHORITY The lesson of Dei verbum F irst, let me set the stage by offering three brief anecdotes about the anxieties raised by doctri- nal development and change...
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THE CRISIS OF LIBERAL CATHOLICISM A Commonweal Forum
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Steinfels, Margaret O'Brien
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The Crisis of Liberal Catholicism A COMMONWEAL FORUM Introduction ¦ As part of our anniversary celebration, Commonweal has been reexamining some of the magazine's founding ideas, liberal...
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THE CRISIS OF LIBERAL CATHOLICISM A Commonweal Forum: The cardinal explains
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George, Francis
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• The Crisis of Liberal Catholicism • HOW LIBERALISM FAILS f HE CHURCH The cardinal explains Francis George A s some of you might know, this event was con ceived, in part,...
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Entranced
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Ponsot, Marie
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Entranced I For openers any wall has doors in it. Openers (who want a door not for air but for passing through) open & shut it forcefully, under heavy pressure from the atmosphere...
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THE CRISIS OF LIBERAL CATHOLICISM A Commonweal Forum: Between powerful enemies & dubious allies
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Steinfels, Peter
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• The Crisis of Liberal Catholicism • REINVENTING LIBERAL CATHOLICISM Between powerful enemies & dubious allies Peter Steinfels L et's not waste a minute: What is a crisis?...
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THE CRISIS OF LIBERAL CATHOLICISM A Commonweal Forum: But liberals do
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Noonan, John
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• The Crisis of Liberal Catholicism • John Noonan Liberalism Doesn't Exist But liberals do I 'd like to begin with the proposition, error has no rights. That is a proposition...
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THE CRISIS OF LIBERAL CATHOLICISM A Commonweal Forum: Not if history is any judge
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McGreevy, John T.
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John T. McGreevy An Exhausted Project? Not if history is any judge Hlace yourself, if you can, at that most revealing late twentieth-century event—one sure to interest late twenty-first-century...
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THE CRISIS OF LIBERAL CATHOLICISM A Commonweal Forum: Even the pope
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Dionne, E.J. Jr.
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• The Crisis of Liberal Catholicism EJ. Dionne, Jr. We're All Liberals Now Even the pope First of all, I think we might imagine today's event as a three-hour rebuttal to Governor...
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A CRITIC'S MANIFESTO
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Alleva, Richard
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SCREEN Richard Alleva A CRITIC'S MANIFESTO Why I saw it, why I didn't T V programs such as "Enter tainment Tonight" offer to take you "behind the scenes" and show you how a movie is shot. For...
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Desire of the Everlasting Hills
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Cahill, Thomas; Johnson, Luke Timothy
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BOOKS The gospel according to Cahill Desire of the Everlasting Hills The World Before and After Jesus By Thomas Cahill Voubkday, $24.35,343 pp. Luke Timothy Johnson T his is the third in...
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Commonweal Confronts the Century
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Jordan, Patrick; Baumann, Paul; McGrory, Mary
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DEPRESSING & EXHILARATING Sommonweal Confronts the Century Liberal Convictions, Catholic Tradition Udited by Patrick Jordan & Paul Baumann l't<nJist<»n\. US, 411 ;>;;. Nary NcGrory T his fat...
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A Star Called Henry
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Doyle, Roddy; Elie, Paul
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IRELAND WITHOUT TEARS A Star Called Henry By Roddy Doyle Viking, $24.95.343 pp. Paul Elle_________________ T he early novels of Roddy Doyle were recognizable simply by the way they were laid...
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The last word hasn't been said. Yet
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O'Gara, James
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THE LAST WORD ACTUALLY, THE LAST WORD HASN'T BEEN SAID. YET James O'Gara I can't say exactly when I started to read Commonweal, but I was probably in my early...
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