In These Pages: From August 2, 1975
The Editors
Can the Bishops Lead the Church?: From December 4, 1971
An analysis of the 1971 Bishops’ Synod
Victory of the Auto Workers: From November 28, 1970
In These Pages: From Nov. 28, 1970
Enter the Deacon: From October 19, 1968
From 1968, a case for the ministerial importance of the diaconate
Will this prophet be heard? America’s editors on the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.
Vantage Point April 20, 1968: The editors on the death and dream of Martin Luther King, Jr.
The Language of Encyclicals: From April 22, 1967
There is a nagging, complicated and somewhat technical problem that occasionally springs up when a new papal encyclical is promulgated. All the details of the case need not be rehearsed, but students of Pacem in Terris will recall the unnecessary and misleading questions that arose in 1963 over an alleged lack of fidelity between the so-called official Latin text of Pope John’s famous document and its vernacular translations. At the time, there were even hints of some form of foul play with the official text, and the matter became hopelessly confused and controversial before it was dropped by the press.
The Jews and Vatican II: From November 30, 1963
In These Pages: From Nov. 30, 1963
Collegiality: From April 6, 2013
Interest in this concept represents a return to a very ancient Catholic tradition. From April 6, 1963
Council and Liturgy: From November 3, 1962
The council’s concern with the liturgy arose from the heart of its pastoral and apostolic charge.
