Homiletic & Pastoral Review

May 2001

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Kenneth Baker, S.J.
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Donna Marie Fong
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Worth noting

Letters from our readers

Bioethics: An orphan discipline
By George P. Graham
Health care decisions must be anchored in moral principles..

Defending papal primacy
By K. D. Whitehead
Papal primacy will endure.

Growing in celibate chastity
By Paul A. McGavin
Resisting sexual temptation is crucially important.

Homilies on the liturgy of the Sundays and feasts
By Joseph Koterski, S.J.

The image of the Divine Mercy
By Robert Stackpole
Jesus’ mercy is made manifest — again!

Praise and privilege
By W. P. Cunningham
Praise is a constant theme throughout Scripture

The Latin Mass — Quo vadit?
By Carl H. Horst
Will the Latin Mass find a permanent home?

Prayer
By Leonard A. Kennedy, C.S.B.
We must strive to make prayer habitual.