Article Christmas Critics In their work, Andreej Szczypiorski and E. Annie Proulx both engage a great sweep of national and cultural identity in crisis. By Rosemary Deen December 6, 1996 Books Christmas Critics
Article At the River's Edge In the novels of Endō Shūsaku, the twain did meet, and mingle By Robert Coles November 8, 1996
Article The Dignity of Helplessness From the archives: Rand Richards Cooper explores an early Catholic case against euthanasia By Rand Richards Cooper October 25, 1996
Article Justifying Torture From the archives: Marino explores the abuse carried out by the Israeli military over Palestinian citizens By Gordon Marino June 6, 1996
Article O Jerusalem An editor's notebook By Patrick Jordan March 22, 1996 Jewish-Christian Relations International
Article Saving Jews Was Her Passion Michael Phayer explores the legacy of Margarete Sommer at the Special Relief Office of the Berlin diocese during the Holocaust. By Michael Phayer August 18, 1995 History Jewish-Christian Relations Death and Dying
Article In the Bomb We Trust An editor's notebook By Patrick Jordan August 18, 1995 U.S. Catholicism Nuclear Weapons
Article Andres Serrano in View Is Andres Serrano a genuine religious artist, or a sham one? By Paul Elie June 2, 1995 Arts
Article Affirmative on Affirmative Action From the archives: Wycliff dives into affirmative action By Don Wycliff May 19, 1995
Article A Christmas Past "We were running from the celebration of Christmas awaited to the celebration of Christmas remembered." By Abigail McCarthy December 16, 1994 Advent Columnists
