Editorials
Joshua and the Walls of Washington
May a state government run a lottery with the proviso that the winner may not donate the prize to any institution that trains students to become ministers of religion?
Articles
Ministering to People With AIDS
Switching from parochial school teaching in upstate New York to ministering to people with AIDS in a poor neighborhood of New York City is a very big leap indeed.
The Soldiers Came Asking
The Catholic Church in the United States has come to identify “peace and justice” issues as the call for the church to speak out and challenge policy makers.
Undermining Antiterrorism
Over the last two months, thousands of Pakistani immigrants have abandoned their U.S. homes to seek refuge in Canada. Most wait fearfully in shelters and motels in U.S.
Books and Culture
Books
Pope John Paul II will celebrate the 25th anniversary of his election to the Chair of Peter on Oct. 16, 2003.
Books
Valerie Martin’s new novel is aptly titled. The power of property—persons and things—drives the plot and illuminates the characters.
Books
More and more regional and intrastate conflicts throughout the world have led to huge increases in the numbers of refugees and internally
Portfolio
You can see a wonderful golden tabernacle and monstrance by Egino Weinert in the Gaukirche of Paderborn in Germany.
Columns and Departments
The Word
The Word
Faith in Focus
Of Many Things
Letters
