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EF vs. OF: Love Them BothAfter reading the article "Extraordinary Form 101" in your November 2008 issue, I recalled my own experience of the...
I was taken aback by Michael Tkacz’s reply to Andrew J. McCauley in Letters, February 2009. Dr. Tkacz states, "If one conceives God as a...
I read with interest Dr. Tkacz’ attempted application of neo-Thomist thought to the problem of evolution ("Aquinas v. Intelligent Design,"...
I find myself disappointed by Fr. Longenecker’s unsound advice to Catholics as to how they should "deal with the paranormal" (...
I have seen the miracle in Lanciano depicted in the July-August issue ("Weird Things Happen" by Fr. Dwight Longenecker). The greatest, unique,...
I’ve been evangelizing prisoners and writing about evangelization and apologetics for 22 years, beginning while still a catechumen (“Faith...
Thank you for the excellent article by Jeffrey Mirus, “Three Great Lessons of the Abuse Scandal” ( July-August 2010). Dr. Mirus writes with a...
The name of Russell Ford should be quite familiar to This Rock readers who remember his apologetics articles published in these pages in years...
Is it realistic to expect the people of God to become actively involved in the liturgy when the celebration is dull, even boring, because it...
I am a new subscriber to This Rock, and I’ve found it to be very interesting reading. I would like to add a comment to Peggy Frye’s excellent...
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