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Catholicism's Intellectual Prizefighter The New Oxford Review is a Catholic magazine that explores ideas concerning faith and culture. The NEW OXFORD REVIEW is an orthodox Catholic magazine that explores ideas concerning faith and culture. The NEW OXFORD REVIEW is published 10 times a year (monthly except for combined January-February and July-August issues) under the patronage of St. Vincent Pallotti.The NEW OXFORD REVIEW was founded in 1977 as an Anglo-Catholic magazine in the Anglican tradition, taking its name from the 19th-century Oxford Movement. Like the Movement’s leading luminary, John Henry Newman, the NEW OXFORD REVIEW converted to Roman Catholicism in 1983, inspired by the dynamic, thoughtful papacy of St. John Paul II. This publication has earned a reputation for addressing head-on the full range of issues confronting Holy Mother Church, and doing so with unswerving loyalty to her Pope and Magisterium. Over the years some of the leading Christian thinkers of our times have contributed to the NEW OXFORD REVIEW's effort to shine the light of faith in an increasingly hostile secular world. And the NEW OXFORD REVIEW continues to present the brightest minds in Catholic journalism today. Each issue is packed with intellectual vibrancy and zeal for Christ. The NEW OXFORD REVIEW: At the nexus of faith and reason. The NEW OXFORD REVIEW is a nonprofit religious organization and has 501(c)(3) status with the Internal Revenue Service.
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MONUMENTS TO THE FAITH KEEP HIGHVOLTAGE CATHOLICISM ALIVE Front Center In our time surely there are no two persons who have seen more clearly the loss of community as the consequence of the deification of In our time surely there are no two persons who have seen more clearly the loss of community as the consequence of the deification of The Old Testament depiction of God is the most convincing and compelling description of a transcendent being in the entire corpus of religious literature. The Old Testament depiction of God is the most convincing and compelling description of a transcendent being in the entire corpus of religious literature. That which is the first object of our making is not stuff but like God life itself which means friendship justice generosity love That which is the first object of our making is not stuff but like God life itself which means friendship justice generosity love In The News Says group filed false abuse claims against expriest Urges economic sanctions via orgs like the IMF World Bank Lawyer for 20 women thanks them urges Vatican to act 150 prolife leaders call on Congress to halt PP funding For mediation promotion of real help to Palestinians Mostly in disaffiliation S. Korea is exception with net gain Says group filed false abuse claims against expriest Urges economic sanctions via orgs like the IMF World Bank Lawyer for 20 women thanks them urges Vatican to act 150 prolife leaders call on Congress to halt PP funding For mediation promotion of real help to Palestinians Mostly in disaffiliation S.

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