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Nationalism: Ireland:
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In the Irish character is a profound disillusion with or nonacceptance of an ideal having to do with the very wellspring of culture, namely, identity.
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Michael J. Buckley
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The university as the pluralistic forum is not a picture of what a Catholic university is but a picture of what it is gradually, painfully becoming.
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Theodore Mackin
The Theology of Marriage in "Humanae Vitae"
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Although deeply penetrating in its vision of married love and containing the matrix of a theology of marriage, "Humanae Vitae" has not magisterially advanced thinking on the latter.
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Neil Betten
John Ryan and the Social Action Department
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John Ryan, American Progressive, was the paramount figure in the Social Action Department and its role in great part reflected his own intellectual development.
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Gerard Reedy
Metaphor in "The Phenomenon of Man"
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Teilhard de Chardin's use of metaphor in "The Phenomenon of Man" is the perfect linguistic counterpart to his lifelong attempt to vision the unity of being.
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William J. Gavin
Irony and Galileo's Relativity Principle
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Ironically, in adopting Neo-Platonism over Aristotelianism, Galileo made significant advances concerning the general problem of motion but in doing so bracketed the crucial issue of gravity.
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Two Saints and Vatican II
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A discussion of the remarkable relation between Saint Francis de Sales, Saint Ignatius Loyola, John XXIII, and the simple but vital ideas of Vatican II.
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John Fandel
Liederbuch:
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