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The Baghdad ExecutionsThe execution of Saddam Hussein by hanging on Dec.
All the President's Men
Many nursery rhymes began as coded verse that once circulated among the dissenting populace under autocratic rulers. A number of famous verses date to the Tudor monarchy.
Articles
A Soldier's Decision
Since the war in Iraq began, we at the Catholic Peace Fellowship have heard from more than 1,000 soldiers.
How Unconditional Is the Right to Life?
Is the right to life unconditional in all circumstances, or can it be forfeited by criminal behavior or advancing age?
Trent and Vernacular Liturgy
The so-called Tridentine liturgy is once again in the news, with Italian newspapers reporting rumors about a forthcoming papal indult that would loosen limits on the practice.
Jesuit Journeys
"The Great Divorce”
Books and Culture
Books
Postapocalyptic novels were once popular, back in the last millennium, when we all worried about the Bomb and what it might do to us.
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