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Issue IV,1: Table of Contents
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| Pluralism and orthodoxy
Alumna Joanna Bratten asks whether and to what extent we ought to apply the virtue of toleration to the sphere of religious belief. |
| John Paul II to Franciscan University:
Professor John F. Crosby reminds us that Ex Corde Ecclesiae calls on Catholic Universities to enter into fruitful dialogue with the surrounding culture. Rather than simply identifying it with 'the culture of death,' we are to listen intently to its aspirations, and assimilate into Catholic culture whatever of it is 'genuinely human.' |
| The reality of war and our proper response
Graduate student Tony Flood tells how viewing Saving Private Ryan increased his sense of gratitude for the soldiers who have fought and died to win Americans the opportunity to live better lives. They need not have been perfect Christians to be worthy of our reverence. |
| Love Never Leaves
Alumna and Concourse editor Kathleen van Schaijik contrasts a scene of authentic spousal love with a pop-song counterfeit. |
| A most urgent work of mercy
Staff member Jeff Ziegler raises awareness of the horrifying reality of chemical abortions, which are so often overlooked even by pro-lifers, because they are less conspicuous than surgical abortions. He urges readers to include prayers and advocacy for it victims among their works of mercy. |
| Questions, comments and continuing conversations |
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