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Worth noting
Letters from our readers
Catholicism: The perfection of religion
By Thomas Storck
There must be a balance of “thick”
and “clear.”
Cardinal Mahony’s: Gather Faithfully Together
By Basil Cole
The laws of the liturgy are not created by the
priest or
the people.
A “Catholic” university: A contradiction or a
completion?
By James V. Schall
Bishops must give greater attention to the
academies.
Certain death or life with suffering?
By Thomas A. Reso
Weighing the considerations of serious illness.
Homilies on the liturgy of the Sundays and feasts
By John J. Conley
October homilies
By Thomas M. Kocik
“Ending it” is only the beginning
By Joseph H. Foegen
The memory lingers on.
Spiritual acedia, torpor and depression
By John Navone
Spiritual sloth is a sin against God’s
love.
Before calling the Tribunal
By Arthur J. Espelage
A helpful form for gathering necessary facts.
An open letter to some of my women friends
By Elizabeth Altham
Responsibility and authority cannot function
separately.
My favorite priest— The Monsignor
By John Henry Murphy
Questions answered by Wm. B. Smith
Book reviews
Index for Volume XCIX
Can one do Catholic theology independently of the Magisterium?
—Editorial
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