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Editorials
The EditorsJune 18, 2007

As Hispanics in the United States increase in number, they will likely exert more influence on the nation as a whole, and especially on the U.S. Catholic Church. For while Hispanics make up 14.2 percent of the populace, they make up more than a third of its Catholics, a percentage expected to increa

Doris DonnellyJune 18, 2007

Susannah Heschel, daughter of Jewish thinker Abraham Heschel, discusses his father's life and work.

Letters
June 18, 2007

Worth the Reading Many thanks for the recent Of Many Things column (4/30) by Patricia A. Kossmann. I always make it a point to read anything that bears her byline. Thus, this expression of gratitude has been long in coming. She always mentions books that would ordinarily slip by without being notice

Sean McDonaghJune 18, 2007

With the publication of the report of the fourth Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, it should now be clear to everyone that climate change is one of the most serious ethical issues facing humanity in the 21st century. Even President George W. Bush, after almost a decade of denial, has used t

Faith in Focus
Daniel P. HoranJune 18, 2007

The importance of solitude

Of Many Things
Drew ChristiansenJune 18, 2007

One of nature’s ironies is that when it comes to wildflowers, the semi-arid West, even the desert Southwest in springtime, outdoes the green-forested East. I am told the secret is sunlight. The open forests and high meadows of the Sierra Nevada or Colorado’s San Juan Mountains seem to sp

Poetry

Wed scatter at our fathers thunder bark: