Article: Belinda Stronach, Paul Martin, and Catholic Liberals.(LETTERS TO THE EDITOR)(Letter to the Editor)

Article: We hear Catholic liberals are going to demand a ...
National Review;  May 9, 2005 ;     266 words ...We hear Catholic liberals are going to demand a recount.

Article: From uncertainty to opposition: French catholic ...
The Catholic Historical Review;  April 1, 1996 ;     700+ words ... ... political democracy, concerned about social stability, disquieted by all forms of demagoguery. By the early eighties Catholic liberals had begun to decline in political strength, but they were still a significant force. In the Chamber they held perhaps ...

Article: Catholic liberals and abortion
Human Life Review;  January 1, 2003 ;     700+ words ...When the late Cardinal Joseph L. Bernardin of Chicago first articulated the concept of the "seamless garment of life issues" two decades ago, liberal Catholics embraced it enthusiastically, as requiring a heightened moral seriousness on the part of American Catholics, a transcending of single-issue

Article: Catholic liberals promote petition
The Boston Globe;  February 15, 1997 ;     339 words ...Tomorrow, liberal Catholic activists plan on promoting a controversial petition calling for, among other things, women and married priests at Roman Catholic cathedrals across the country. We Are Church, a coalition of 10 Catholic liberal groups, is trying to collect a million signatures by May 18.

Article: CATHOLIC LIBERALS SEEK PRIESTHOOD REFORMS.(NEWS)
Daily News (Los Angeles, CA);  May 25, 1996 ;     620 words ...Byline: The Boston Globe In an unprecedented challenge to the authority of the Roman Catholic Church, a coalition of 20 liberal U.S. Catholic groups has announced plans to collect 1 million signatures on a referendum calling for sweeping church reform, including the ordination of women and

Article: Catholic liberals set to oppose Winning
The Sunday Herald;  February 27, 2000 ;     700+ words ...Cardinal Winning's hardline stance on Section 28 and abortion has driven angry Scottish Catholics to set up a new pressure group to call for reform in the Church. The organisation, We Are Church, insists the leader of Scotland's 750,000 Catholics has alienated the Church's grass roots with his

Article: Silence of the flock: the surprising thing is not that Christian ...
The American Prospect;  June 1, 2004 ;     700+ words ...IF MEL GIBSON'S THE PASSION OF THE Christ is a problem, what is the problem, and whose problem is it, anyway? There are in fact two problems, and their relationship is both oblique and shadowy. The most important is the film's anti-Semitism. Gibson and his screenwriter, Benedict Fitzgerald, say