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homitetics &
pastoral
review

JUNE 1997

Worth noting

Letters from our readers

Liturgy and the musician: Collision or synthesis?
        By Basil Cole
        There are grave problems and the solutions are not neat and tidy.

St. Dominic and the Rosary
        By Paul A. Duffner
        Refuting the “argument of silence.”

To renew the Catholic mind
        By Thomas Storck
        Most Catholics seem to think with a fundamentally secular mind.

When clergy marry: An insider’s view
        By Lynnewood F. Martin
        The “cure” of a married clergy would be worse than the ills.

Homilies on the liturgy of the Sundays and feasts
        By Joseph W. Koterski

Faith in Christ and contemporary liturgy
        By John-Peter Pham
        It is only in the Church that prayer finds its supreme expression as liturgy.

McBrien Catholicism
        By Edward D. O’Connor
        An examination of “doctrinal minimalism.”

Preaching morality to an antinomian culture
        By W. Patrick Cunningham
        Laws and rules are not in fashion today.

Therapeutic mind-set and our Catholic tradition
        By John R. Buri
        Establishing the proper framework for the interpretation of reality.

My favorite priest—Man of invincible faith
        By Mary Conrad Mellon

Questions answered by Wm. B. Smith

Book reviews

Pope Paul VI was right—Editorial

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