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NEWS& VIEWS Liturgical Science Fiction The quarterly Liturgical Arts, which several years ago marked the advent of the lunar-exploration age with a proposal for a moon chapel, complete with...
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CORItESiPONDENCE Peaee P a s t o r a l North Canton, Ohio. To the Editors: American Catholics can now die in relative peace. Finally an American bishop has issued a pertinent, fearless...
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CORItESiPONDENCE Peaee P a s t o r a l North Canton, Ohio. To the Editors: American Catholics can now die in relative peace. Finally an American bishop has issued a pertinent, fearless...
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of course, which proved to be completely accurate. Throughout the entire affair Mr. Keating stressed, in short, what he called the moral and political realities of the situation, but to no...
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Illll I THE CHICAGO REPORT GEORGE ELFORD There is some reluctance to call a spade a spade. One suspects that the report was drafted in the euphemistic tradition of the Pentagon. In June 1970,...
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In reporting the end of the New York Archdiocese's lay teachers' strike, the New York Times observed: "In l~neral, the strike was devoid of the rancor so often present in labor disputes." The...
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at the extra expense, which has been estimated as that of "half a lay teacher." It was even more ironic that the Senate rejected a proposal for the Archdiocese to open all of its books to the...
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BOOKS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 The B r i t i s h i n ] a n t s c h o o l : can t h e baby survive the crossing? Inside the Primary School JOHN BLACKIE Schocken, $4.95 Schools ave...
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Vol. 095 Issue 014 (January 7 1972)
News & Views
