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June 18, 2007

Vol. 196 / No. 21

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Editorials
The EditorsJune 18, 2007

As Hispanics in the United States increase in number, they will likely exert more influence on the nation as a whole, and especially on the U.S. Catholic Church. For while Hispanics make up 14.2 percent of the populace, they make up more than a third of its Catholics, a percentage expected to increa

Faith in Focus
Karen Sue SmithJune 18, 2007

A small but important collection of ingeniously designed yet simple-to-use devices from around the globe is currently on display at the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum (part of the Smithsonian Institution) in New York City, where it will be on view until Sept. 23. Organized outdoors in the lush

Faith in Focus
Alan F. SimekJune 18, 2007

Each year I spend at least a few weeks in the deserts of the Southwest. My favorite places include the high desert canyons of northwest New Mexico, the Great Sonora Desert of Arizona, Death Valley, and the Big Bend area in Texas. Many of my friends in New York City cannot quite understand the attrac

Faith in Focus
Daniel P. HoranJune 18, 2007

The importance of solitude

Two houses in the Ninth Ward, built with the help of volunteers (Laurie Barr/Shutterstock.com)
Faith in Focus
Sean SalaiJune 18, 2007

Thousands of young volunteers are a bright spot amidst the city's slow recovery.

Arts & Culture Books

A new book traces the development of human rights.

Arts & Culture Books
John J. McLaughlinJune 18, 2007

In his beautiful and moving Letters to Sam, Daniel Gottlieb, a renowned psychologist who has lived with quadriplegia for 25 years, imparts uncommon wisdom about the lifelong journey of becoming a man.