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New Oxford Notes: November 2001

The Chittister Creed

Pope Joan is in the headlines again — big time this time.

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Immigrants: America's Hope?

Now the white man is — or is becoming — the burden.

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"The New Evangelization"

Fr. Owen Kearns announces that his National Catholic Register is "not conservative."

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No-Man's Land

Catholic "centrists" risk committing "the fallacy of false symmetry."

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Jesus Found Guilty of Hate Speech

America magazine bellyaches about how Catholicism has historically expelled "heretical Christians" from its midst.

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Vertical religion and horizontal religion are parts of an integral whole. You go up by going sideways, and you go best sideways by focusing upward.

Cardinal Cupich's Uncertain Trumpet

Revolution is an overturning of the present order; it is dreadful in any society. But it is impossible in the perfect society of the Holy Catholic Church.