Trust in an Age of Arrogance – October 10, 2010 January 11, 2013 news4 One Step Closer to a Universal Primacy review essay10 A Sustained Argument for ClarityBy John C. BauerschmidtIn many ways, C. FitzSimons Allison’s Trust in an Age of Arrogance functions as a genealogy of intellectual history and a critique of modern culture, in much the same way as books like Alasdair McIntyre’s After Virtue or David Wells’s No Place for Truth do. feature18 Broadening Our RepertoireBy Daniel H. MartinsThe single most dominant issue that affects our feelings and our behavior with respect to the Church is worship. One could put a finer point on it still: The music used in worship is clearly the most substantial element in how churches “market” what they do on Sunday morning. Cæli enarrant24 Papal Pedagogy at Westminster AbbeyBy Christopher WellsIf we want to grasp the heart of all that took place during the pope’s visit to Britain, we will do well to reflect carefully on Benedict and Rowan bent over their respective texts amid the moving service of Evening Prayer in Westminster Abbey on September 17. catholic voices26 Excellent Choice for Bishop books13 Jesus Died for This? other departments14 Short & Sharp27 Letters to the Editor28 Sunday’s Readings29 Letters to the Editor
