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August 1, 2005

Vol. 193 / No. 3

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Arts & Culture Books
Joan M. NuthAugust 01, 2005

Something happened to the mind of England between the time of Donne and the time of Tennyson and Browning wrote T S Eliot in his 1921 essay The Metaphysical Poets This something was the dissociation of sensibility from which we have never recovered He meant the separation of thought and fe

Arts & Culture Books
Christopher J. RuddyAugust 01, 2005

Roger Haight needs little introduction to readers of America A Jesuit for over 50 years past president of the Catholic Theological Society of America and the author of several prize-winning books of theology he now teaches at the interdenominational Union Theological Seminary in New York City I

Film
Richard A. BlakeAugust 01, 2005

They don’t make movies the way they used to, and Cinderella Man shows why. Before it opened, Universal thought it had a certain hit on its hands. The film features two of the most bankable names on any marquee in the world: Russell Crowe and Renée Zellweger. Its director, Ron Howard, had team

Poetry
Michael ColonneseAugust 01, 2005

I lingered for hours beneath the gray sideshow canvas,

The Word
Dianne BergantAugust 01, 2005

Is it true that life has gotten harder over the years Or might it be that we have simply grown up and now realize that it has always been a challenge we were simply shielded from its hardships We were taught to live good lives to be kind to others and to follow the rules Why is it then that t

The Word
Dianne BergantAugust 01, 2005

Today we celebrate the feast of the Assumption of Mary as we proclaim that she was taken body and soul into heaven Unlike the Ascension of Jesus there are no biblical traditions associated with this teaching of the church The earliest references to Mary rsquo s assumption appear as early as the

Faith The Word
Dianne BergantAugust 01, 2005

In the minds of many people, the circle is a symbol of inclusivity. But circles can also be very exclusive.