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New Oxford Notes: September 2017

A Pontificate of Mercy — or a Merciless Pontificate?

The time has come to offer an unvarnished look at the fruits of this papacy: Four-and-a-half years of evidence shows that Francis has fomented division and preached politics over the Gospel.

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Letter to the Editor: September 1992

Defining the Catholic Novel... Loving the Sinner and the Sin?... Confining God-I... Confining God-II... Whiplasch... Don't Give Up on Teachers... Lasch and Weil... Flirting with Canterbury... Should I Leave the Church?... A Non-Catholic Looks In... Don't Abort Bellah... Expression in Life and Art... Peculiar, But... Cussed and Discussed