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 Vol. 131 Issue 015 (September 10 2004)
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Vol. 131 Issue 016 (September 24 2004)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Correspondence
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Highway robbery Thank you for Charles Morris's informative, well-written critique of the Bush tax cuts ("Economic Injustice for Most," August 13). Morris has the courage to say what Bush and the...
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Editorial
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skies?, Clear
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0 E EAR= Ai; Clear skies? his summer's hurricanes in Florida, coupled with even more destructive monsoons in Bangladesh; last year's European heat wave that killed thirty thousand and massive...
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Kerry, our erring brother
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McGowan, Jo
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KERRY, OUR ERRING BROTHER The need for quality control W hat is all the fuss about Catholic bishops refusing Communion to prochoice politicians? Controlling access to Jesus Christ has been a...
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The health-care issue
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Cochran, Clarke E.
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Clarke E. Cochran THE HEALTH-CARE ISSUE Where Bush & Kerry differ here are crystal-clear differences between the two major presidential candidates on the issue of life in its earliest...
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Labor pains
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Levitin, Michael
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politician who could slow the skyrocketing rate of health-care costs would be popular with the electorate, which regards rising premiums and co-payments as a more serious problem than extending...
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CATHOLICS, POLITICS & ABORTION
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Woodward, Kenneth L.
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CATHOLICS, POLITICS & ABORTION My argument with Mario Cuomo Kenneth L. Woodward L istening to Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry talk about his position on abortion ("We believe that...
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PERSUADE OR COERCE?
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Cuomo, Mario M.
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convention, Cuomo twice denounced Republican opposition to abortion. I was standing just behind Governor Casey's empty seat when Cuomo brought the delegates to their feet in extended applause with...
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THE OTHER WARSAW UPRISING
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Lawler, Justus George
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THE OTHER WARSAW UPRISING Why the world has forgotten Justus George Lawler W orld War II, it is often forgotten, did not end in the liberation of the whole of Europe. Among the major ironies...
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Print/Woodcut
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Coray, Anne
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Print/Woodcut What if the work doesn't save us and we must set down the stencils, brayer and the ink: return to a wood not carved, to faces featureless, where the eye relearns its...
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Hero Vanity Fair
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Alleva, Richard
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Richard Alleva MYTHMAKIN` 'Hero' & 'Vanity Fair' he Chinese movie epic, Hero, is more than spectacular; it is elemental. Watching it, I felt regret that Wolfgang Petersen had landed the job...
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Holy Tears, Holy Blood:
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Burton, Richard D. E.; Schloesser, Stephen
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No pain, no gain Holy Tears, Holy Blood Women, Catholicism, and the Culture of Suffering in France, 1840-1970 Richard D. E. Burton Cornell University Press, $45, 291 pp. Stephen Schloesser n...
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Father Joe:
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Hendra, Tony; Gallicho, Grant
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ONE SINNER'S STORY Father Joe The Man Who Saved My Soul Tony Hendra Random House, $24.95, 271 pp. Grant Gallicho s there a Catholic news story today that's not related to sexual abuse? Former...
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Capital Punishment and Roman Catholic Moral Tradition:
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Brugger, E. Christian; Doyle, Dennis M.
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SAFE, LEGAL & RARE? Capital Punishment and Roman Catholic Moral Tradition E. Christian Brugger University of Notre Dame Press, $50, 281 pp. Dennis M. Doyle fter giving this book a quick look, I...
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Savages and Beasts:
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Rothfels, Nigel; Fullam, Lisa
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DON'T FEED THE HUMAN BEINGS Free worship resources — to help end hunger housands of churches across the T country celebrate Bread for the World Sunday as an opportunity to renew their...
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Religion booknotes
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Cunningham, Lawrence S.
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he French family that "owned" Pierre Toussaint fled the island of Haiti in 1797 following a slave rebellion. Not long after, Toussaint emigrated to New York, where according to his biographer he had...
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Five feet under
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Deen, Rosemary
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FIVE FEET UNDER Rosemary Deen T he humblest members of my garden I suppose are its worms. I seldom meet with them until the fall. Then, when bright blue days are cold but the soil is still warm,...
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