Homiletic & Pastoral Review

July 2001

Editor
Kenneth Baker, S.J.
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Donna Marie Fong
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Msgr. Wm. B. Smith
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Worth noting

Letters from our readers

Christianity’s struggle for survival
By David R. Carlin
The real enemy is moral liberalism.

Changing liturgical rites
By Michael P. Orsi
Priests have no right to make changes on their own.

What is Romanità?
By Russell E. Smith
The idea of Romanità can be elusive

Pray the Harvest Master to send chaste laborers
By Anthony Zimmerman
Chastity is integral to priestly formation.

Mary’s Assumption: Second fruits
By John M. Grondelski
The real enemy is moral liberalism.

Homilies on the liturgy of the Sundays and feasts
By George M. Franko

Seniors in the Church
By Paul Hayes
Seniors provide a large talent pool.

Contraception distorts sexuality
By Steve Kellmeyer
The use of sex must be open to life.

Pope Pius XII
By Margherita Marchione
The assault on Pius XII continues.