Letter to the Editor: October 1998

Only the Victim Can Forgive... Only Double-Parking Gone Forever?... Look Across the Bay!... From Tussman to Thomas Aquinas College?... A Finger in the Dike...

Why Pope Pius XII Was Right

THE HOLY SEE VS. THE THIRD REICH

Ronald J. Rychlak

Pius guided the Church with a combination of caution, courage, and compassion. In so doing, he lessened suffering, saved many lives, and even helped the Allies win.

"Thou Shalt Not Be Judgmental" & Other Postmodernist Notions

THE REGRESSION TO BARBARISM

Leon McKenzie

All capacities with which God endowed us must be employed in the quest for truth.

A New Women's Religious Congregation Devoted to Evangelization

TAKING THE GOSPEL TO THE STREETS

Dolores H. Fischer

Emulating the Apostles, the community is appropriately called the Apostles of the Interior Life.

The Least of the Least of Our Brethren

THE NEW KILLING FIELDS

Jeffrey Ziegler

How can we convert this culture of death? Through education, public action, pastoral leadership — and faith.

The Neoconservative Catholics' Dramatic Change of Direction

AMERICA: NOT SO GREAT AFTER ALL

John F. Quinn

The New-Generation Liberal Catholic: He'll Switch Rather Than Fight

POST-CONCILIAR CATECHESIS & SELF-DESTRUCTION

David R. Carlin

Having a weak sense of institutional loyalty, he will express dissatisfaction with the Church by simply taking a hike.

Why Vatican II's Declaration on Religious Liberty Does Not Violate Catholic Tradition

A RESPONSE TO MICHAEL DAVIES

Andrew Tardiff

Michael Davies’s own book reveals there is no contradiction.

Post-Vatican II 'la la la' Music: Unworthy of the Catholic Church

GUEST COLUMN

William J. Abbott

The Church seems to choose to appear as in decline artistically, liturgically, and inspirationally.

Who Are the Real Fanatics?

GUEST COLUMN

Joseph Collison

“I didn’t know Christians would help me,” the expectant mother told the counselor. “I thought they were all mean.”

Thinking Morally

Gerard V. Bradley

May a woman spend $10,000 on a facelift to conceal ordinary aging? May a mechanic continue working for a shop that cheats customers?

Briefly: October 1998

Reviews of Salt of the Earth: Christianity and the Catholic Church at the End of the Millennium... Huxley: From Devil's Disciple to Evolution's High Priest... Alfred C. Kinsey... Real Politics