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From the archives: Thomas Merton reminds Catholics to engage freely and fearlessly with the world, rather than retreating from it.

"From the porch at dusk I watched / a kingfisher wild in flight / he could only have made for joy."

An appeal to end the war in Vietnam from eleven Catholic priests, translated from the French

Seldom does there occur a liturgical ceremony more impressive than the draft-card burning which took place in Manhattan's Union Square November 6.

As an exercise in the possibilities of frustration, Vietnam is a stunning success.

Adolph Schalk reflects on his tour of Auschwitz and the atrocities committed there.

"It is now more important than ever to insist that war must be subject to moral law."

"There is nothing narrowly nationalistic in my viewpoint. I am not trying to exalt America; I am trying to help save human freedom."

There is not a great deal left to negotiate about Vietnam.