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Foreign Policy Déjà Vu

September 26, 2016

Vol. 215 / No. 8

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Books
Franklin FreemanSeptember 15, 2016

The central insight of David Walsh’s book is that “the person is transcendence."

(photo courtesy of Seven Days Vermont/CharlieMcAteer)
Theater
Joe Hoover, S.J.September 15, 2016

There are radiant truths within these Catholic documents. And then, it seems, the darker shroud of Rome is thrown down and ruins it all.

Arts & Culture Poetry
Anna Elizabeth SchmidtSeptember 15, 2016

the murky water veiled those pleas the history books obscure as when numbers steal prisoners’ names.

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The Word
John W. MartensSeptember 15, 2016

“We have done only what we ought to have done” (Lk 17:10)

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Columns
Helen M. Alvaré September 13, 2016

Social justice categories are applied to questions of sex, and the church is found wanting.

Hiroshima-Nagasaki (WikiCommons photo)
Current Comment
The EditorsSeptember 12, 2016

Today, a single atom bomb dropped on a major city would immediately kill hundreds of thousands.

Angela Merkel in 2015 (iStock photo)
Current Comment
The EditorsSeptember 12, 2016

To do right is never easy.