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April 18, 2005

Vol. 192 / No. 13

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Faith Editorials
The EditorsApril 18, 2005

Even those who disagreed with Pope John Paul II admired his honesty and conviction.

Arts & Culture Books
Doris DonnellyApril 18, 2005

An icon bears witness Maybe that rsquo s why people who know about icons tell us to notice the eyes The eyes more than anything else open us to the experience of the truth that lies behind an icon rsquo s external representation It could also explain why this book begins with the eyesfirst those o

Arts & Culture Books
Robert E. Hosmer Jr.April 18, 2005

Derek Walcott published his first book of verse Twenty Five Poems at the age of 18 then went on to a career that has produced 20 books of poetry as well as several dozen plays and a dozen works of non-fiction Now we have The Prodigal an epic from this postcolonial nomad who has drifted among Eu

Arts & Culture Books
Ann RodgersApril 18, 2005

A dark joke about prognostication concerning the successor to Pope John Paul II is that he outlived many of those once considered most likely to succeed A new book on papal succession Heirs of the Fisherman was published not long before the pope took his precipitous turn for the worse While John-

Poetry
Kathy RooneyApril 18, 2005

I am lying this morning

Faith The Word
Dianne BergantApril 18, 2005

There is something very disconcerting about being accosted by someone who challenges you with the question "Have you been saved?"

News

Pope John Paul II Dies After Long Struggle With IllnessPope John Paul II died on April 2 after a long struggle with illness, ending a historic papacy of more than 26 years. The Vatican announced the pope’s death at 9:54 p.m. Rome time, two days after the pontiff suffered septic shock and heart