Editorials
Speaking the Truth in Love
For several weeks, America has been the subject of much conjecture. Many people have commented on the magazine’s identity, what we have been and what we will become.
Articles
Leftover Embryos
It should come as no surprise to readers of this column that I find President Bush profoundly deficient in implementing his culture of life theme.
Hopes for U.N. Reform
Some suspect that the Holy See has no interest in United Nations reform. To be sure, the Holy See is not a full member of the United Nations; it holds the status of special observer.
Orthodoxy Online
What does the number 26,300,000 signify?
Catholic Universities and Interreligious Dialogue
This year marks the 40th anniversary of Nostra Aetate, the document from the Second Vatican Council that outlined the church’s relations with the great non-Christian religions in light of
Benedict: What's in a Name?
By their choice of a name, newly elected popes have tried to project an ideal for their pontificate.
Books and Culture
Books
Today as never before in their history Americans are enthralled with military power. So begins the introduction to Andrew J.
Books
The newest book by the papal biographer and social commentator George Weigel owes much of its theory to the late Pope John Paul II, and i
Books
At the closing of the interreligious World Day of Peace in Assisi in 1986, Pope John Paul II articulated the essence and value of the day
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The Word
The Word
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Of Many Things
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