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February
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 Vol. 153 Issue 003 (March 1 2026)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Letters
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ICE in Minneapolis, learning in Lonergan COMPASSION IS NOT A CRIME I am a native of Minneapolis, the dreaded sanctuary city that Trump and the Republicans have invaded with more than three...
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From The Editors
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FROM THE EDITORS The Networker Toward the end of a bizarre interview between Steve Bannon and Jeffrey Epstein—in which the registered sex-offender argues, among other idiocies, that children...
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Notre Dame, school and shrine
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Young, Cathleen Kaveny and Robin Darling
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SHORT TAKES CATHLEEN KAVENY & ROBIN DARLING YOUNG A Shrine
and a School What Christian Smith misunderstands about Notre Dame On his way out of town, the eminent sociologist Christian Smith...
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The problem with 401(k)s
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Bernhard, Nate
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SHORT TAKES NATE BERNHARD The 401(k) Is Tearing Society Apart What if Americans have got retirement all wrong? It’s a financial-planning axiom that’s become virtually sacrosanct: you’re...
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Fed independence
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Mazewski, Matt
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MATT MAZEWSKI Don’t Leave It to the Experts Why should monetary policy be uniquely beyond the reach of politics? After many months of publicly disparaging U.S. Federal Reserve chair...
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ICE detention centers
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Munch, Regina
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SHORT TAKES REGINA MUNCH The Cruelty Inside What happens after an ICE disappearance? While violent, military-style operations by Immigration and Customs Enforcement...
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Remembering Bernard P. Prusak
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PRUSAK, BERNARD G.
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SHORT TAKES BERNARD G. PRUSAK Bernard the Elder Remembering Bernard P. Prusak People have long confused me, Bernard George Prusak, with my father, Bernard Patrick Prusak, who died on January...
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European Christian democrats
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Annett, Anthony
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CONTINUING THE CONVERSATION ANTHONY ANNETT Born Out of Catastrophe Christian Democratic
parties rebuilt Europe after
the devastation of World
War II. A renewed Christian Democratic...
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Three Poems by David Lehman
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POETRY Three Poems by David Lehman IF THERE’S TIME If there’s time
we’ll have a party
with unlimited
talk and text. But, as but defeats if,
conjecture yields to antithesis. If there’s...
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Parental-rights jurisprudence
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Wieboldt, Dennis J. III
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ARTICLE Outwitting the Anti-Catholics Dennis J. Wieboldt III The forgotten history of ‘parental rights’ In one of the most highly anticipated cases of last year’s Supreme Court term, a 6-3...
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Life in a Mexican migrant shelter
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Sorrentino, Joseph
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PHOTO ESSAY New Ways
to Survive At a shelter in Mexico City, migrants who can’t
get across the border are starting to settle in. JOSEPH SORRENTINO Tochan, a shelter for migrant men in Mexico...
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Bishop Erik Varden
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Bauerschmidt, Frederick Christian
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ARTICLE Dust Called
to Glory Frederick Christian Bauerschmidt The Christian humanism of Bishop Erik Varden crosses borders of language and culture and spans divisions in
the Church. Erik...
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‘Invitation’
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Schulman, Grace
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POETRY INVITATION Grace Schulman Come walk with me on this jagged concrete where trash bags wait like sinners for confession, workers step in tempi, late for somewhere, and a man scowls...
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Why have a large family?
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Lucky, Kate
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ARTICLE A Home Overflowing Kate Lucky What do large families have in common? On Monday, the Abele family eats pasta. On Tuesday, chicken. Wednesday is beef. Thursday is leftovers. Friday...
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An interview with John Carr
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Schlumpf, Heidi
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INTERVIEW Politics Without Partisanship An interview with John Carr HEIDI SCHLUMPF John Carr is the founder of the Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life at Georgetown...
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‘Seeing Silence: The Paintings of Helene Schjerfbeck’
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Trela, Bailey
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ARTS BAILEY TRELA Glowing Enigmas ‘Seeing Silence: The Paintings of Helene Schjerfbeck’ The best works by the Finnish painter Helene Schjerfbeck leave you convinced they might vanish from one...
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Anger, Fear, Domination by William A. Galston
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Cherniss, Joshua L.
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BOOKS Anger or Hatred? JOSHUA L. CHERNISS Just over eighty years ago, Reinhold Niebuhr—the leading American Protestant theologian of the day, and a major activist for progressive...
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Portraits of a Mother by EndŠShūsaku
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Wolf, Charles De
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BOOKS Endo Shusaku Stories of Faith and Shame CHARLES DE WOLF Japan has an odd relationship with Christianity. First introduced in the south of the country by St. Francis Xavier in the...
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The Master of Contradictions by Morten Høi Jensen
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an, Costică Brădăţ
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BOOKS The Remaking of Thomas Mann COSTICA BRADATAN In the spring of 1929, a philosophical debate was held in the resort town of Davos, Switzerland, that historians now see as a defining...
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Keats and objectivity
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Schwendener, Peter
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CRITIC AT LARGE PETER SCHWENDENER Keats and the
Real World The great English poet tried to solve the problem
of objectivity by destroying the boundaries between
himself and his...
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Requiem in Minneapolis
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Hampl, Patricia
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LAST WORD Another Requiem in Minneapolis PATRICIA HAMPL The personal misery of a police state is hard for language to capture. The Russians are better at it than we can pretend to be during...
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