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October 1, 2007

Vol. 197 / No. 9

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Mary Ann GlendonOctober 01, 2007

Learning to appreciate a great theologian

Barbara E. JoeOctober 01, 2007

South-central Sudan is the last place on earth I would have envisioned spending an Easter Sunday. Skirting the equator, the region is accessible only by cargo flight under U.N. or other auspices and is closed to outsiders except as authorized by the Sudan Peoples Liberation Movement and Sudan People

Of Many Things
Patricia A. KossmannOctober 01, 2007

Caring for all God's creatures

Letters
October 01, 2007

Clarifying the Council

In The Church of Christ and the Churches (8/27), Richard Gaillardetz correctly summarizes the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith as teaching that the church of Christ continues to exist fully in the Catholic Church, and only incompletely in other

Editorials
The EditorsOctober 01, 2007

Addressing a humanitarian crisis

Faith in Focus
David Mark NeuhausOctober 01, 2007

Philosopher, theologian, teacher, spiritual director, custodian of souls, man of God— Marcel Dubois, O.P., was all of these. Of the Christians living in the State of Israel, he was one of those best known to Jews. By the time of his death last June, Father Dubois had taught philosophy to gener

Arts & Culture Books
Sally CunneenOctober 01, 2007

As its title suggests The Florist 8217 s Daughter the fifth memoir by Patricia Hampl centers on her own life In her earlier books personal revelations were filtered through experiences of Prague Assisi and the paintings of Matisse But this is hardly a tell-all autobiography Hampl is seeking