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Crisis
Vol. 19 No. 9 - October 2001
Features:
The Price
of Priestly Pederasty
Dan Michalski examines the clerical sex abuse that nearly
bankrupted several dioceses.
Who
Burned the Witches?
Sandra Miesel says the numbers were lower than you think-but
Catholics were as much to blame as Protestants.
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Cover art by
Kevin Chadwick |
Reconsidering
Vatican II
Michael Novak has second thoughts about the unqualified optimism
he once felt about the Second Vatican Council.
How to be
a Moral Investor
Samuel Gregg points out that it's not the same thing as being
a politically correct investor.
Philip Pullman's Dark Materials
Cynthia Grenier tells Harry Potter-phobes about a children's fantasy
series they should really be worried about.
Books - Arts - Culture:
In the Beginning:
The Story of the King James Bible and How It Changed a Nation,
a Language, and a Culture
Alister McGrath
True History
of the Kelly Gang
Peter Carey
The Seeker's
Guide to the Rosary
Liz Kelly
Say It Is Pentecost:
A Guide Through Balthasar's Logic
Aidan Nichols
The Spirit of
the Liturgy
Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger
The Pilgrim's
Regress
C.S. Lewis
Do You Know Who
Your Kids Are?
Terry Teachout says Ghost World's look at young people starved
for transcendence makes it this year's best film to date.
Keeping America
Real
Robert R. Reilly toasts some contemporary U.S. composers who shun
European atonality to write beautiful music.
Departments:
Letters
Columns:
Sed Contra
Deal W. Hudson
Late Edition
Michael M. Uhlmann
Brass Tacks
Charlotte Allen
These Parables
George W. Rutler
Sense & Nonsense
James V. Schall
End Notes
Ralph McInerny
Seeing Things
Robert Royal
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