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 Vol. 133 Issue 009 (May 5 2006)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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Letters Campus ministry, Christology, Pellegrino's view A SINFUL MINISTRY? Maurice Timothy Reidy's report on campus ministry ("Catholicism on Campus," April 7) is an excellent examination of...
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EDITORIAL Judas, Da Vinci & Us
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From the Editors Judas, DaVinci & Us T his Easter season saw the publication of The Gospel of Judas, a third-centu ry Coptic copy of a second-century Gnostic text. The papyrus manuscript...
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ET CETERA Rediscovering Rouault
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Editorials & Comment ~4 O F ET CETERA of beauty are shattered" in Rouault's art, and that Rouault REDISCOVERING ROUAULT "seemed committed to becoming the painter of original sin ifty-eight...
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The Boy Problem
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Whitehead, Barbara Dafoe
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Columnists Barbara Dafoe Whitehead The Boy Problem FATHERS OF THE WORLD UNITE More to the point, we're also told, the news of the gender gap is an urgent call to the society to take action to...
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To Welcome a Child
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McGowan, Jo
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To Mc owart To Welcome a Child GAY COUPLES & ADOPTION his wife adopted both their children. There was a time when I thought of starting an adoption agency because it seemed the perfect answer...
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Are Illegal Immigrants Pioneers?
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nalver, Eduardo Mois\'es Pe\~
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Short Takes Eduardo Mois& Pe~alver Are Illegal Immigrants Pioneers? THE IRONY OF AMERICAN HISTORY B reaking the law is a terrible thing, except when it isn't. Listening to politicians call for...
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Fiction vs. Nonfiction
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Neugeboren, Jay
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Jay Neugeboren Fiction vs. Nonfiction THE POWER OF A WELL-MADE STORY In the of 1965, my literary agent called spring to tell me that Harper s magazine wanted to publish a short story I...
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Squinting at the Absolute: John McGahern: an appreciation
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Wheeler, Edward T.
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oir, "that the best of life is life lived quietly, where nothing happens but our calm journey through the day, where change is imperceptible and the precious life is everything." B y the Lake...
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Panhandler on the Church Steps after Mass
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Chelius, Joseph A.
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Panhandler on the Church Steps after Mass Like a salesman who's learned where the prospects are, he waits for us at his rickety stand: old crate and castaway cup, swaying to his own liturgy,...
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Place of Rest: Life & death on a farm
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Keidel, John
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Place of Rest What I Found under a Maple Tree ]ohn Keidel O ne fall day, I decided to take a break from working my farm in upsate New York and drive to a distant town for supplies. It was good...
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Thank You for Smoking
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Cooper, Rand Richards
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Screen Rand Richards Cooper Spin Doctor "THANK YOU FOR SMOKING" Does it ever seem to you, when you spy those lonely cigarette smokers puffing away outside offices, or sip the crystalline air...
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Let Me Finish by Roger Angell
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MORRIS, CHARLES R.
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Spring Books Charles R. Morris Perfect Pitch Let Me Finish Roger Angell Harcourt, $25,293 pp. I always feel a frisson of delight at opening a New Yorker and finding a piece by Roger Angell....
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American Theocracy by Kevin Phillips
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McCarraher, Eugene
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Eugene McCarraher Empire Falls American Theocracy The Peril and Politics of Radical Religion, Oil, and Borrowed Money in the 21st Century Kevin Phillips V~king, $26.95,428 pp....
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American Mythos by Robert Wuthnow
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Vischer, Robert K.
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Robert K. Vischer All That We Can Be American Mythos Why Our Best Efforts to Be a Better Nation Fall Short Robert Wuthnow Princeton Univers,ty Press, $29.95,298 pp. O ur national conversation...
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Before the Next Attack by Bruce Ackerman
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Sargent, Mark A.
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4~ eq m o o cies that would last for short, fixed terms. As distinct from the continuous assaults of a real "war," paroxysms of violence such as 9/11 constitute "episodic terrorism," and...
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30 A Changed Man by Francine Prose
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Avakian, Tanya
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4~ eq m o o cies that would last for short, fixed terms. As distinct from the continuous assaults of a real "war," paroxysms of violence such as 9/11 constitute "episodic terrorism," and the...
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Where We Do Not Wish to Go
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O'Brien, Judith Johnson
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The Last Word Where We Do Not Wish to Go Judith Johnson O'Brien O n an ordinary Sunday, I sit in the plain narrow pew. It is scarred from decades of use. The eighth Station of the Cross is...
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Vol. 133 Issue 010 (May 19 2006)
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