New Oxford Notes: May 2004
Impressive Sacrifices
Maybe there should be a kind of Oscar Award for The Most Prodigious Lenten Sacrifice.
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Some Ecumenical Straight-Talk
Ecumania is burning itself out. Nevertheless, the Catholic Church's bilateral ecumenical dialogues just go on and on.
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Thank Goodness for the Unitarians!
The new queer theologians don't need your approval.
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Why (Most) Women Will Never Again Be Happy
According to free-market laws, the (almost) doubling of the labor supply will reduce wages to (almost) half. And so it was.
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His Grace, the Most Reverend Richard G. Roy, OSJD: Primate of Destiny
In case you know of women who want to be ordained, and/or same-sex couples who want a church wedding.
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Reading Tea Leaves
Crisis dumps the Catholic Press Association, but for all the wrong reasons.
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Can the Pope Overrule A Vatican II Document?
When it comes to liturgy, Gabe Huck would get the Most Despised Man in America Award.
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