The editors weigh in on Jackie Robinson’s arrival in the major leagues
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Spires or Tombs?: From August 18, 1945
Though he try fiendishly and implacably, it is not given to man to destroy mankind. It was God Who brought the human race into being; it is His Providence, and not man’s passion for tearing down, that will bring mankind’s earthly sojourn to an end.
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Hitler and the Jesuits: From November 4, 1944
In These Pages: From Nov. 4, 1944
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Catholics and Racial Justice: Published in ‘America’ on Sept. 21, 1940
From Sept. 21, 1940. No name was more closely associated with Catholic efforts for racial justice than America editor John LaFarge, S.J.
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The Surrender on Sex: From December 1, 1934
From 1934, a defense of the church’s sexual teaching
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Germanys Race Religion: From September 29, 1934
In These Pages: September 29, 1934.
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The First Catholic School: From December 21, 1929
In These Pages: Dec. 21, 1929
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Pigskin and Parchment: From October 12, 1929
In These Pages: From Oct. 12, 1929
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Advent But No Christmas: From December 22, 1928
There was once an Advent of some thousands of years.
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Religious Oppression in Mexico: From December 4, 1915
In These Pages: Dec. 4, 1915