New Oxford Notes: October 2001
Spilling the Beans
"Oh no, we'd never blackball someone for being orthodox."
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'Till Death Do Us Part (And Not Soon Enough)
In the style of their pro-abortion counterparts, right-to-death advocates have been busily forging a debate over when life ends.
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Conformed to the World?
Even the brightest graduates of diocesan Catholic schools are idiots.
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Petty — or Just Very Observant?
If you accuse someone of being petty, take extra care that you yourself can't be perceived as being petty.
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