Vol. 123 •
October 1996
• No. 17
Correspondence Of annulments and divorce, dissent and orthodoxy, and how to organize the church
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HAAS, RICHARD & FITZGERALD, GEORGE R. & HACKL, EDDA H. & IMWALLE, HELEN & Crowe, Marian E. & McMENAMIN, ELIZABETH & ARRICALE, FRANK C.
Editorials Undermining the peace
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Steinfels, Margaret O'Brien
Fitzgerald at 100 The citizens of Minnesota gather to celebrate one of their own Our columnist reports
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McCarthy, Abigail
We are not our own
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Garvey, John
Clinton's re-election It's not over till it's over, said the sage Yogi Berra On the 1996 presidential campaign, our author dissents
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McWilliams, Wilson Carey
Catholic wins For the first time, a Catholic will represent Illinois in the U S Senate What Catholic teachings will influence him?
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Beabout, Gregory R
TWO TRADITIONS On the anniversary of John Paul II's 1995 address to the UN, Charles Curran notes that in the pope's analysis of social issues, history is allowed a voice Not so when he addresses questions of personal morality
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Curran, Charles E
SERVING THE SHELLY POOR "The more I love humanity in general," says a Dostoevsky character, "the less I love man in particular " Reflecting on that quote, the author decides to volunteer in a Catholic Worker soup kitchen, where she encounters man, woman, and, in particular, herself
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King, Heather
Emily Dickinson Taking the Train
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Westerfield, Nancy G
Genesis Bill Moyers, Mandy Patinkin, Adam, Eve and their descendants
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McConnell, Frank
Keeping Together in Time by William H McNeill
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Bellah, Robert N
The Woman Who Walked into Doors by Roddy Doyle
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Keen, Suzanne
Auden by Richard Davenport-Hines
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Wren, Celia
Sky over El Nido by C M Mayo
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Toolan, David
Breaking the News by James Fallows
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Schroth, Raymond A
This toll's for thee
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Feuerherd, Peter
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