New Oxford Notes: December 2002
It Could Be Worse
The Youth Group in evangelical Protestantism is in deep trouble.
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Becoming the Lutheran He Was?
Fr. Neuhaus has a habit of taking away with his left hand what he has given with his right.
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Campion College Hits The Ground Running
We thought we'd share the results of our espionage at the new college with you, our readers.
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If You Want to Help Your Miseducated Priest…
We are pleased to be able to recommend a fine orthodox Catholic commentary on the New Testament called The Navarre Bible.
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