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1992 June

Letter to the Editor: June 1992

The Mystery of Harvard... The Power and the Gender... The Real Point of Difference... Fatima and Jeane Dixon

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The Duet of the Holy Spirit: When Mourning & Dancing Are One

HEALING LIFE'S HURTS

Henri J.M. Nouwen

As the children of God, we are all to be healers. If we don't claim our call to heal, the so-called healing professions will end up playing the games of power and control.

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Moral Reasoning & the Catholic Church

ON APPEALS TO AUTHORITY

J. L. A. Garcia

Providing rational defense for what the Spirit guides the Church to teach is not a part of her magisterial mission, even as it was not a part of Christ's.

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Small Face-to-Face Christian Communities in a Mean-Spirited & Polarized Society

RESPONDING TO OUR MORE-THAN-ECONOMIC RECESSION

Robert N. Bellah

It's daunting for us to think of ourselves as "other Christs," yet that — with the love of others, the forgiveness of God, and the grace of Christ — is what we're called to be.

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'God Plays Piano, Too'

AUTISM: A COSMIC MISTAKE?

Brett Webb-Mitchell

While Joshua appears unable to communicate with others through verbal or written means, he has either chosen or has been given one way to let his light shine: music.

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What Is a Catholic Novel?

Edwin Fussell

Do you have to be a Catholic to write a Catho­lic novel? Think of Thomas Mann or Willa Cather. Do you have to attend Mass regularly? Think of Honore de Balzac.

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Briefly: June 1992

Culture Wars... The Great Dissent: John Henry Newman and the Liberal Heresy... Systematic Theology, Volume I... The Winding Passage... The Sea Remains

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