A Gathering Force

EDITORIAL

Dale Vree

Letter to the Editor: November 1995

When 'Therapy' Poses As Spirituality... More Scripture to Censor... Time to Look for New Jobs... Orthodox Christianity: Enemy of a Free America...

What the Holocaust & Abortion Have in Common

DEFINING HUMAN BEINGS AS 'SUBHUMAN PARASITES'

William Brennan

On a worldwide annual basis the abortion toll has reached astronomical proportions: 50 to 60 million. And there is no letup in sight!

Knocking on the Church's Door: Who Will Greet Me?

DO ALL THOSE WHO SEEK STILL FIND?

Kent M. Brudney

In Italy there was a culture of Catholicism, of an old Catholic people -- unassuming, tolerant, and devout in a way that only people who know who they are can be.

A Catholic Alternative to Decadent Colleges

ON THE TRANSMISSION OF CULTURE & CIVILIZATION

Mitchell Kalpakgian

Cynics will object that students at orthodox Catholic colleges become inflexible and excessively dogmatic, but the real intolerance and bigotry occurs everywhere else.

Supreme Court Voids Child Support Statutes, Supports 'Deadbeat Dads'

YOU READ IT HERE FIRST!

Thomas M. Gannon

A. Gingerbredd Mann said the ruling would teach a lesson to all those seeking "to impose their religious beliefs about personal responsibility" on the rest of us.

Why Hispanics Are Not 'Politically Correct'

THE DEBATE ABOUT WESTERN CULTURE

Thomas Storck

Peru, Mexico, and Santo Domingo were thriving centers of Western civilization, with universities and printing presses, when Harvard was still an uncultivated field.

Gluttony

HARVARD DIARY

Robert Coles

Gluttony is something that can arise in the poor as well as the well-to-do: a hunger for something, a possessiveness -- a means by which one loses sight of God.

Briefly: November 1995

Reviews of Democracy on Trial... 50 Questions on the Natural Law: What It Is & Why We Need It... America's Struggle Against Poverty: 1900-1994... How the Irish Saved Civilization...