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March 25, 2013

Vol. 208 / No. 10

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Books
Richard LennanMarch 14, 2013

Garry Wills views the priesthood as a zero-sum game: either reject it or accept it uncritically.

Books
Tom FoxMarch 14, 2013

Reading Kill Anything That Moves was a disturbing and emotional experience for me I found myself tearing up gagging at times as I turned the pages The book released ghosts long buried in my psyche stirring memories of anger and bitterness anger at arrogant policymakers bitterness at a seeming

Art
Karen Sue SmithMarch 14, 2013

"Crucifixion,” a wall-sized oil painting created by Renato Guttuso (1911-87), one of Italy’s finest modern painters, is widely recognized as a 20th-century masterpiece today. But a year after the painting was unveiled in Rome in 1941, during World War II, it sparked controversy. Gut

Poetry

Kissing the cross,O precious cross,it blisters the lipslike the hot coalheld to Isaiah.O holy cross,there is a body on itwith a deep woundthe wound dealt by the worldto the hopes of God.O beautiful Godunrecognizablewho could not let us bein our blind man’s bluffour cruel humorsO spent fleshtha

The Word
John W. MartensMarch 14, 2013

But we had hoped he was the one to redeem Israel rdquo There it is in a short summary sentence the end of their hope When hope is placed in the past tense it is over You get up share a last word and embrace with your friends dust yourself off and begin to walk home The Greek tense of the v

Faith Columns
James T. KeaneMarch 14, 2013

The oft-byzantine particulars of religious practice can be almost impossible to communicate effectively.

Columns
John J. Conley, S.J.March 14, 2013

In Paris, beholding the wood of the cross is suddenly avant-garde.