Article Priest of the Immediate By Dorothy Day December 28, 1956 From the Archives Poverty Priesthood Profiles Social Justice Spirituality
Article The Treasures Of Christmas "The most powerful medicine against shallow sentimentalism, which breeds secularism, is the word coming on wings of grace." By H.A. Reinhold December 28, 1956
Article Every Christmas You can't escape Christmas; you can only escape yourself. By John Cogley December 26, 1956 Advent U.S. Catholicism Secularism and Modernity
Article Last Days at Dachau Thomas Molnar reflects on survivors' stories of the final days at the Dachau concentration camp and its hell-like conditions. By Thomas Molnar November 16, 1956 History Jewish-Christian Relations From the Archives
Article Stoicism in the South From the archives: Walker Percy on the need for white, upper-class Southerners to move beyond Stoicism. By Walker Percy July 6, 1956 From the Archives Domestic Affairs Race
Article Zeal Some people think Catholics oppose progress here below. Look on your garbage can and what do you see? By J.F. Powers February 10, 1956 From the Archives
Article Mutual Rollback? By The Editors June 3, 1955 War and Peace Nuclear Weapons Short Take From the Archives
Article Albert Einstein: A Reminiscence God never made a more dedicated human being, or a more noble, saintly, and gentle neighbor than Albert Einstein By Anne Fremantle May 6, 1955 Death and Dying From the Archives Jewish-Christian Relations Spirituality
Article Christmas And Home Bethlehem is homeāeven in the significance of its name, the house of bread By Robert J. Dwyer December 24, 1954
Article Two Cultures in India Goans, often Christian, exist at the confluence of Indian and colonial Portuguese culture. What will happen to the future of the state? By David Johnstone November 19, 1954 India
Article The Christian in Politics We need Christian politicians who are guided by moral law, but realistic, who feel called not to judge the world, but to save it. By Eugene McCarthy October 1, 1954
Article Indochina Post-Mortem Are we now at the end of a drama or of an act? By The Editors August 6, 1954 War and Peace Short Take From the Archives
Article Catholics At War Led by bishops and anti-Communist Vietnamese officers, embattled Catholic villagers are struggling to resist the Communist-dominated Viet Minh. By Graham Greene May 21, 1954 War and Peace Asia Bishops From the Archives
Article Migratory Workers Employers' greed, power politics, exploitation, child labor, and general neglect have produced a situation which is the scandal of the world. By Robert E. Lucey January 15, 1954 Immigration Social Justice Economy