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July 1, 2000

Vol. 183 / No. 1

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Peter HeineggJuly 01, 2000

O K post-Christian we rsquo ve read our Nietzsche postmodern the MLA insists on it postcolonial goes without saying post-structuralist ho-hum but post-cultural Can Christopher Clausen an English professor at Penn State be serious Indeed he can First assume that culture in the old s

Books
John W. OMalleyJuly 01, 2000

Perhaps as Garry Wills states in his opening sentence Catholics have fallen out of the healthy habit of reminding one another how sinful popes can be Yet many Catholics I know have watched enough television to know that Julius II armor-clad led his troops into battle and that Paul III made his

Books
Bentley AndersonJuly 01, 2000

Living in an age of partisan politics one has need of a reminder that there was a time when cooperation and compromise defined our country rsquo s political life Irwin and Debi Unger call us back to examine that period of our country rsquo s history in LBJ A Life Not a sentimental or romanticize

Poetry
C. Dale YoungJuly 01, 2000

Axis

And then there is the sea,

Faith The Word
John R. DonahueJuly 01, 2000

Awareness of God’s call, traveling light and risking rejection, these are the carry-ons for true prophets.

Faith The Word
John R. DonahueJuly 01, 2000

Today’s Gospel provides a window into the life of the pre-Easter Jesus.

Arts & Culture Columns
Terry GolwayJuly 01, 2000

This year’s parades will be a test of the great new arrangement in Northern Ireland. The new power-sharing government is back in business in Belfast, and one day people will find it hard to believe that it could be otherwise. In that perhaps not-so-distant day, full-fledged citizens of the thi