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New Oxford Notes: November 2009

Ignoratio Elenchi

The reaction to Catholic protests of the Ted Kennedy funeral is arguably more alarming than the funeral controversy itself.

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Covenant Correction

The USCCB has taken the opportunity to clarify ambiguities in its document on Catholic-Jewish relations.

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