Letters to the Editor: July-August 2006

Moral Relativism & Personal Freedom... Don't Let the Devil in Through the Back Door... A Discussion Group... Hope for Georgetown... The Mandatum Is a Joke... The Legionaries of Christ... Is EWTN Truly Orthodox?... So Many Cancelation Letters... Take a Softer Approach...

New Oxford Notes: July-August 2006

Learning From Jesus How to Be An Effective Military Leader... A Massive Failure to Teach Catholic Truth... Everyone Is Intolerant at Some Point... Would 'Compulsion' Be Hell... Bishop Morlino Discusses the 'Dictatorship of Relativism'...

What's Wrong With Religious Education...

...AND HOW TO FIX IT

Michael McBride

We need an overall increase in knowledge of the Catholic religion among all age groups in each diocese, in particular as concerns the sacraments.

Should Catholics Defend America?

NEW OXFORD REVIEW LOCUTA EST, CAUSA FINITA EST

Paul R. Muessig

The incongruity between her words and her actions substantially undercuts the Church's moral position on war, and has implications that go far beyond that.

The News You May Have Missed

READ ALL ABOUT IT...

Michael S. Rose

Holy Toilets... Going Ape... Canned Love... Vatican-Free Community... Infection Control... Genderqueer... Slim Down, Cover Up... Role Models?

Bishops, Nuncios & Delators

LAST THINGS

Tom Bethell

What the Church badly needs are leaders who are not afraid to stand in opposition to power, even if that means putting cash contributions in jeopardy.

Where Are the Men?

GUEST COLUMN

Donald Tremblay

The needs and desires of the lapsed male Catholic are alien to most clergy, as evidenced by the typical outreach programs they suggest.

The Church’s Social Patrimony

Thomas Storck

We must try to understand the rich corpus of Catholic social doctrine in its context and entirety by reading and consulting the original documents.

Briefly: July-August 2006

Reviews of False Dawn: The United Religions Initiative, Globalism, and the Quest for a One-World Religion... The Narnia: The Life and Imagination of C.S. Lewis... Benedict XVI: The Man Who Was Ratzinger...