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New Oxford Notes: May 2012
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Cornered by the Market
Once the 'market mentality' infects a society, authentic human relations suffer. Do we want a market economy or a market ? Where should consumerism end?
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Ivy League Culture Wars
There are campus activists and groups-- who are not necessarily Catholic or even Christian-- at Ivy League colleges fighting for traditional moral values on marriage and sexuality.
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St. Vincent Pallotti: A Man for Our Time
Vincent was conservative toward God and Church but liberal toward his neighbor. In this he is surely our exemplar.
The Thanatos Syndrome. By Walker Percy.
Is it ever appropriate to change human nature, even if ostensibly for the sake of improving the quality of life for a great many people?
Letter to the Editor: May 1996
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