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Crisis
Vol. 20 No. 7 - July/August 2002
Features:
On
the trail of the Ark
Raymond
Matthew Wray travels to a lonely corner of Ethiopia, where
the Orthodox Church claims to have th!e "lost"
Ark of the Covenant. Could it be right?
Can
Same-Sex Marriage be stopped?
Tom
Hoopes investigates the push by homosexual activists to
make gay marriage legal in the United States. It may happen
sooner than you think.
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Cover photo: Raymond Matthew Wray |
Single
Living In A Couples' World
Katrina J. Zeno looks at the vocation of the single Catholic in
a culture where chastity means failure.
Assurances
Of Faith: How Catholic Was Shakespeare? How Catholic Are His Plays?
Paul J. Voss examines the religious dimension of the great playwright's
life and work.
Outside Narnia
Eve Tushnet asks how Christian parents should deal with non-Christian
children's literature. Her answer may surprise you.
Books - Arts - Culture:
Poem
"Last Will" by William Baer
Poem
"Going to See 'Casablanca': 1945" by William F. Bell
The
Orchards of Syon
by Geoffrey Hill
With
the Grain of the Universe: The Church's Witness and Natural Theology
by Stanley Hauerwas
As
I Lay Dying: Meditations Upon Returning
by Richard John Neuhaus
Under
Satan's Sun
by George Bernanos
Mexican
Phoenix, Our Lady of Guadalupe: Image and Tradition across Five
Centuries!
by D.A. Brading
The
Glenstal Book of Prayer: A Benedictine Prayer Book
by the Monks of Glenstal Abbey
The
Best We Can Do
Terry Teachout explains why Spider-Man is such good trash.
Modern
Passions
Robert R. Reilly says that three recently recorded oratorios show
why when it comes to setting religious texts, faith matters.
Departments:
Letters
Columns:
Sed Contra
Deal W. Hudson
Late Edition
Michael M. Uhlmann
Guest
Column
Mark Shea
These Parables
George W. Rutler
Sense & Nonsense
James V. Schall
End Notes
Ralph McInerny
Seeing Things
Robert Royal
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