Table Of ContentINDEX TO VOLUME 99
January-December 2008
Alleviating Religious Poverty (Part I), 184-6 Social Darwinism and the Nazis, 146-8
America, Religion and Democracy, 86-90 Solidarism, 26-8, 55-7, 90-2, 124-5, 136-9, 188-91
Anthropic Principle and Economic Science, The, 170-4 Some Thoughts on “the Catholic Decline”, 4
ANT-OAR: A Morally Acceptable Means for Deriving Pluripotent Stem Sports, 21-2, 23-5
Cells?, 10-6 Sports and Religion, 21-2
Archdiocese of Los Angeles Settles Lawsuits. . ., The, 35-6 “The New Scientism” is not so new., 99
Are the Pius Wars Over?, 148-53 Three Jews and a Pope, 142-3
Attack on Pius XII, The, 139-40 Timothy Mitchell and Hilda Dengler McGlew, 3
Benedict XVI, Pope, 52-4 Touching the World Through Immanence, and Leading the World Through
By Nature, Man Is a Political Animal, 44-5 Transcendence, 118-20
Capital and Labour under Solidarism: A Programme (II, III, IV, V, V1, Transhumanism: Back to Eden, 106-9
VII),26-8, 55-7, 90-2, 124-5, 136-9, 188-91 Trilogy of Virtues, A, 131-3
Catholic Central Verein of America, 3,163 Universal Declaration of Human Rights after 60 Years, The, 186-8
Catholic Church, 4, 35-6, 37-43, 51-2, 67-8, 69-72 West and Islam, The: The United States as the Head of the Snake, 16-8
Catholic Life, 44-5, 48-51, 52-4, 54-5, 118-20, 131-3, 134-6, 174-8, 178-80, What Enlightenment Ideas Corrupted Our Culture?, 120-3
184-6 Where Does Anti-Life Begin?, 112-6
Catholic Thought, 37-43, 44-5, 45-8, 52-4, 67-8, 69-72, 100-6, 110-2, 120-3,
164-6, 166-9, 186-8
Chairman Bernanke; or, The Town of Washington, 154-5 BOOKS REVIEWED
Charles Darwin’s Bicentenary: Time for “Celebration” or an Inquest?, 72-6 Assassins, The: A Radical Sect in Islam (Bernard Lewis), 93-5
“Choice” and the Alienated Ego, 178-80 Catholic Experience in America, The (Joseph A. Varacalli), 157-8
Contemporary Issues in Dogmatic Theology, 37-43 Catholics in the Public Square (Thomas J. Olmsted), 156
Correspondence, 4, 35-6, 99 First Grace, The: Rediscovering the Natural Law in a Post-Christian World
Does Human Suffering Have a Purpose?, 83-6 (Russeil Hittinger), 61-2
Dominus Iesus and the Problem of Relativism, 67-8 God and and the World: A Conversation with Peter Seewald (Joseph Cardinal
Economic Impact of Abortion on America, The, 116-8 Ratzinger), 60-1
Economics, 20, 26-8, 55-7, 82-3, 90-2, 116-8, 124-5, 136-9, 154-5, 170-4, Heresy of Formlessness, The: The Roman Liturgy and Its Enemy (Martin
188-91 Mosebach), 59-60
Education, 45-8, 181-4 Hidden Face of God, The: How Science Reveals the Ultimate Truth (Gerald
End-of-Life Issues: Catholics Search for Common Ground with Psychology, L. Schroeder), 126-7
7-10 Hippocratic and Judeo-Christian Medical Ethics (Patrick Guinan and John
Faith-based Organizations, Social Thought and Social Welfare, 77-80 Brehany), 126
Future of the United Nations Organization, The, 18-9 Jesus of Nazareth (Pope Benedict XVI), 29,
Goal of Religious Education, The, 45-8 Politically Incorrect Guide to Science, The (Tom Bethell), 62,
Grammar of Dialogue, The, 164-6 Population Control: Real Costs, Illusory Benefits (Steven W. Mosher), 158,
Humanae Vitae: Taking Stock, 110-2 Professors, The: The 101 Most Dangerous Academics in America (David
In Vitro Fertilization: Scientism and Ascendant Amorality, 4-6 Horowitz), 62,
Islam, 16-18, 81-2 Will to Live, A: Clear Answers on End of Life Issues (Jose H. Gomez),
Issue of Parental Choice in Education, The, 181-4 156-7,
John Paul II, the Great, 51-2 World Away, A (The Quest of Dan Clay): Book One (T. J. Smith), 29
Kick, a Squeeze, and a Hug, A, 48-51
Life Issues, 4-6, 7-10, 10-6, 83-6. 112-6, 116-8 INDEX BY AUTHOR
Mind Your Own Business?, 54-5 Barral, Mary-Rose, 51-2
Motherless Russia, 82-3 Batule, Rev. Msgr. Robert J., 110-2
Needed: A “Labour Watch”’, 20-1 Benedict XVI, Pope, reviewed by Rev. Gilio L. Dipre, 29
Notion of “Truth” in the Just-War Tradition, The, 100-6 Benedict XVI, Pope, reviewed by Eileen P. Kelly (See also Ratzinger, Joseph
One More Time—Is Winning Everything?, 23-5 Cardinal) , 60-1
Pius XII, Pope, 139-40, 140-2, 142-3, 144-6, 146-8, 148-53 Bethell, Tom, reviewed by Mary Schiltz, 62
Pius XII Was No Nazi, 140-2 Bork, Mary Ellen, 52-4
Pope Benedict and His Meditation on Human Love, 52-4 Brehany, John, and Patrick Guinan, reviewed by John B. Shea , 126
Pope Pius XII and the Jews, 144-6 Brugger, E. Christian, 10-6
Real Threat to America, The: Not Radical Islam, but Relativism, 81-2 Bruskewitz, Most Rev. Fabian W., D.D., S.T.D., 37-43
Reflections on the Catholic Bishops’ Statement about Deterrence, 69-72 Carrese, Paul O., 61-2
Romano Guardini Foresaw the Culture of Death, 166-9 Centre for Economic and Social Justice, 154-5
Sacrament of Marriage, The, 134-6 Clowes, Brian , 83-6
St. Paul for Modern Times, 174-8 D’ Agostino, Joseph A. , 18-9, 82-3
Science, 4-6, 7-10, 10-16, 72-6, 106-9 DeMarco, Donald , 21-2, 48-51, 67-8, 131-3, 178-80
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INDEX TO VOLUME 99
January-December 2008
Alleviating Religious Poverty (Part I), 184-6 Social Darwinism and the Nazis, 146-8
America, Religion and Democracy, 86-90 Solidarism, 26-8, 55-7, 90-2, 124-5, 136-9, 188-91
Anthropic Principle and Economic Science, The, 170-4 Some Thoughts on “the Catholic Decline”, 4
ANT-OAR: A Morally Acceptable Means for Deriving Pluripotent Stem Sports, 21-2, 23-5
Cells?, 10-6 Sports and Religion, 21-2
Archdiocese of Los Angeles Settles Lawsuits. . ., The, 35-6 “The New Scientism” is not so new., 99
Are the Pius Wars Over?, 148-53 Three Jews and a Pope, 142-3
Attack on Pius XII, The, 139-40 Timothy Mitchell and Hilda Dengler McGlew, 3
Benedict XVI, Pope, 52-4 Touching the World Through Immanence, and Leading the World Through
By Nature, Man Is a Political Animal, 44-5 Transcendence, 118-20
Capital and Labour under Solidarism: A Programme (II, III, IV, V, V1, Transhumanism: Back to Eden, 106-9
VII),26-8, 55-7, 90-2, 124-5, 136-9, 188-91 Trilogy of Virtues, A, 131-3
Catholic Central Verein of America, 3,163 Universal Declaration of Human Rights after 60 Years, The, 186-8
Catholic Church, 4, 35-6, 37-43, 51-2, 67-8, 69-72 West and Islam, The: The United States as the Head of the Snake, 16-8
Catholic Life, 44-5, 48-51, 52-4, 54-5, 118-20, 131-3, 134-6, 174-8, 178-80, What Enlightenment Ideas Corrupted Our Culture?, 120-3
184-6 Where Does Anti-Life Begin?, 112-6
Catholic Thought, 37-43, 44-5, 45-8, 52-4, 67-8, 69-72, 100-6, 110-2, 120-3,
164-6, 166-9, 186-8
Chairman Bernanke; or, The Town of Washington, 154-5 BOOKS REVIEWED
Charles Darwin’s Bicentenary: Time for “Celebration” or an Inquest?, 72-6 Assassins, The: A Radical Sect in Islam (Bernard Lewis), 93-5
“Choice” and the Alienated Ego, 178-80 Catholic Experience in America, The (Joseph A. Varacalli), 157-8
Contemporary Issues in Dogmatic Theology, 37-43 Catholics in the Public Square (Thomas J. Olmsted), 156
Correspondence, 4, 35-6, 99 First Grace, The: Rediscovering the Natural Law in a Post-Christian World
Does Human Suffering Have a Purpose?, 83-6 (Russeil Hittinger), 61-2
Dominus Iesus and the Problem of Relativism, 67-8 God and and the World: A Conversation with Peter Seewald (Joseph Cardinal
Economic Impact of Abortion on America, The, 116-8 Ratzinger), 60-1
Economics, 20, 26-8, 55-7, 82-3, 90-2, 116-8, 124-5, 136-9, 154-5, 170-4, Heresy of Formlessness, The: The Roman Liturgy and Its Enemy (Martin
188-91 Mosebach), 59-60
Education, 45-8, 181-4 Hidden Face of God, The: How Science Reveals the Ultimate Truth (Gerald
End-of-Life Issues: Catholics Search for Common Ground with Psychology, L. Schroeder), 126-7
7-10 Hippocratic and Judeo-Christian Medical Ethics (Patrick Guinan and John
Faith-based Organizations, Social Thought and Social Welfare, 77-80 Brehany), 126
Future of the United Nations Organization, The, 18-9 Jesus of Nazareth (Pope Benedict XVI), 29,
Goal of Religious Education, The, 45-8 Politically Incorrect Guide to Science, The (Tom Bethell), 62,
Grammar of Dialogue, The, 164-6 Population Control: Real Costs, Illusory Benefits (Steven W. Mosher), 158,
Humanae Vitae: Taking Stock, 110-2 Professors, The: The 101 Most Dangerous Academics in America (David
In Vitro Fertilization: Scientism and Ascendant Amorality, 4-6 Horowitz), 62,
Islam, 16-18, 81-2 Will to Live, A: Clear Answers on End of Life Issues (Jose H. Gomez),
Issue of Parental Choice in Education, The, 181-4 156-7,
John Paul II, the Great, 51-2 World Away, A (The Quest of Dan Clay): Book One (T. J. Smith), 29
Kick, a Squeeze, and a Hug, A, 48-51
Life Issues, 4-6, 7-10, 10-6, 83-6. 112-6, 116-8 INDEX BY AUTHOR
Mind Your Own Business?, 54-5 Barral, Mary-Rose, 51-2
Motherless Russia, 82-3 Batule, Rev. Msgr. Robert J., 110-2
Needed: A “Labour Watch”’, 20-1 Benedict XVI, Pope, reviewed by Rev. Gilio L. Dipre, 29
Notion of “Truth” in the Just-War Tradition, The, 100-6 Benedict XVI, Pope, reviewed by Eileen P. Kelly (See also Ratzinger, Joseph
One More Time—Is Winning Everything?, 23-5 Cardinal) , 60-1
Pius XII, Pope, 139-40, 140-2, 142-3, 144-6, 146-8, 148-53 Bethell, Tom, reviewed by Mary Schiltz, 62
Pius XII Was No Nazi, 140-2 Bork, Mary Ellen, 52-4
Pope Benedict and His Meditation on Human Love, 52-4 Brehany, John, and Patrick Guinan, reviewed by John B. Shea , 126
Pope Pius XII and the Jews, 144-6 Brugger, E. Christian, 10-6
Real Threat to America, The: Not Radical Islam, but Relativism, 81-2 Bruskewitz, Most Rev. Fabian W., D.D., S.T.D., 37-43
Reflections on the Catholic Bishops’ Statement about Deterrence, 69-72 Carrese, Paul O., 61-2
Romano Guardini Foresaw the Culture of Death, 166-9 Centre for Economic and Social Justice, 154-5
Sacrament of Marriage, The, 134-6 Clowes, Brian , 83-6
St. Paul for Modern Times, 174-8 D’ Agostino, Joseph A. , 18-9, 82-3
Science, 4-6, 7-10, 10-16, 72-6, 106-9 DeMarco, Donald , 21-2, 48-51, 67-8, 131-3, 178-80
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Dipre, Rev. Gilio L. , 29 Nowicki, Raymond , 20-1
Engelen, William J., S.J. , 26-8, 55-7, 90-2, 124-5, 136-9, 188-91 Olmsted, Thomas J., reviewed by Thomas D. Watts , 156
Farrell, L. Michael , 170-4 Perlmutter, Philip , 86-90
Gallagher, Rev. Daniel B. , 100-6 Quintero, John (letter) , 99
Gomez, Jose H., reviewed by Thomas D. Watts , 156-7 Ratzinger, Joseph Cardinal (Pope Benedict XVI), reviewed by Eileen P.
Guinan, Patrick, and John Brehany, reviewed by John B. Shea , 126 Kelly , 60-1
Hammack, William E. , 174-8 Rhodes, Colbert, and Thomas E. Schaefer ,
Harrison, David J. , 118-20, 184-6 Rice, Charles E. , 120-3
Hendershott, Anne , 157-8 Riga, Peter J. , 16-8, 36, 81-2
Hitchcock, James , 139-40 Rolwing, Dick , 126-7
Hittinger, Russell, reviewed by Paul O. Carrese , 61-2 Russo, Frank J., Jr , 181-4
Hoover, Thomas Wayne , 29, 59-60, 93-5 Samaha, Bro. John M., S.M. , 186-8
Horowitz, David, reviewed by Mary Schiltz , 62-3 Schaefer, Thomas E., and Colbert Rhodes ,
Huth, William E. (letter) , 4 Schiltz, Mary , 62-3
Kelly, Eileen P. , 60-1 Schooyans, Msgr. Michel , 4-6
Krause, Rev. Edward, C.S.C. , 134-6, 146-8 Schroeder, Gerald L., reviewed by Dick Rolwing , 126-7
Kwasniewski, Peter A. , 44-5 Shea, John B. , 106-9, 126, 166-9
Lewis, Bernard, reviewed by Thomas Wayne Hoover , 93-5 Smith, T. J., reviewed by Thomas Wayne Hoover , 29
Mclnerny, Ralph , 140-2 Sweeney, Gladys M. , 7-10
Marchione, Sr. Margherita , 142-3, 144-5 Sweeney, Kathleen Curran , 112-6
Mason, Colin , 158 Toolin, Cynthia , 45-8, 164-6
Maughan, William F. X. and Jane Roach (letter) , 35-6 Varacalli, Joseph A., reviewed by Anne Hendershott , 157-8
Milhizer, Eugene R. , 69-72 Watkins, Timothy J. , 54-5
Mosebach, Martin, reviewed by Thomas Wayne Hoover , 59-60 Watts, Thomas D. , 77-80, 156-7
Mosher, Steven W., reviewed by Colin Mason , 158 Whitehead, Kenneth D. , 148-53
Nigro, Samuel A. , 72-6
GOALS OF THE CATHOLIC
CENTRAL VEREIN
To build up the new Christendom, or “the civilization of love;”
By advocating and furthering the establishment of society on the basis of Christian principles in
conformity with the great social encyclicals of Pope Leo XIll and his successors;
By fostering and promoting a Christian philosophy of life and applying it to all human affairs;
By protecting and supporting the honor, dignity, sacredness and essential importance of Christian
marriage and family life, and by defending the rights of parents in the rearing and education of their
children, and, it goes without saying, the inalienable rights of unborn human beings;
By laboring for justice and charity in all human relations;
By guarding and upholding civil and religious liberty and the free responsible exercise of conscience,
and by protecting the constitutional rights of all citizens;
By advancing the practice of the civic virtues and the performance of public duty, particularly the
responsible exercise of the franchise;
By promoting closer cooperation among Catholics in a nonpolitical, nationwide manner for benevolent,
charitable and educational purposes;
By conducting programs of education for the above goals through publications, conferences, lectures,
conventions and any other lawful means that may be deemed suitable and effective.
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