1998 July-August
A Catholic Schoolboy Meets the President
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Why the System of Public Education Is Irreparable
We lack belief in the kind of grand narrative that alone can lend coherence to our studies and our lives.
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The Moral Challenge of the Holocaust in 1998
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Croatia: "The Ramparts of Christendom"
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Loving Thy Neighbor Into Big-Time Trouble
Mercy is only effective for those who recognize their faults, and the point of justice is to bring about that very recognition.
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A Case for Anger
A civilized person is one who is saddened by the tragic, angered by the infuriating, disgusted by the revolting, and outraged by the atrocious.
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A Voice Crying in the Bewilderedness
Mankind exhibits a passion for knowledge and freedom, and an inveterate tendency to be seduced by counterfeits of knowledge and freedom.
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Engaging a Secularist Regiment
Fr. Harvey combines loyalty to traditional Catholic moral teaching with genuine sympathy for the plight of homosexuals.
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Briefly: July-August 1998
Review of Seventy Times Seven: The Power of Forgiveness... I Tell You a Mystery: Life, Death, and Eternity... Saint Thomas Aquinas: The Person and His Work... Sarah's Seasons: An Amish Diary and Conversation... The Politically Correct Guide to the Bible
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