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March 2024, Vol. XCI, Number 2

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Letters to the Editor: March 2024

Our Collective Moral Failure... The Purpose of an Origins Story... Fiction Must Not Contravene Logic or Dogma... What We Have Lost... and more

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The News You May Have Missed: March 2024

Method of Inclusivity... Undergraduate Hitman... Rat Town, Down Under... Trash Champs... A Fitting Accommodation?... Wondrous Words... and more

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The Paradox of Silence

ON THE SUPERFLUITY OF WORDS

By David Vincent Meconi

Consciously removing ourselves from the world of distractions and the din of destructive gossip allows the silent Word of God to speak deeply in our hearts.

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Priestly Celibacy: An Eschatological Vanguard

A HOLOCAUST IN IMITATION OF CHRIST

By John Paul Gamage

The priest must radically represent Christ, who is not merely the Bridegroom to return at the end of time but is currently the husband of the Church.

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Rights From Wrongs

A COUNTRY AT WAR WITH ITS CONSCIENCE

By Jason M. Morgan

If Americans were completely morally depraved, they wouldn't bother garnishing their sins with imprimaturs from the Supreme Court or the court of public opinion.

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Controlling the Passions: A Psychiatrist’s Perspective

GUEST COLUMN

By Richard B. Corradi

Family is the developmental civilizing force. Religion is the moral civilizing force. These are the civilizing influences that have shaped Western culture.

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Divided Man, Divided Legacy

By Inez Fitzgerald Storck

French author Yves Chiron presents Paul as torn between mind and heart, with strong emotional reactions tempered at times by rational thought.

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Briefly Reviewed: March 2024

In the Bible, our Maker says, “Be still and know that I am God.” God reveals Himself as a still, small voice, but He cannot be heard over the noise.

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