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The Supreme Court's second important decision on religious observances in the public schools, its June 17 ruling forbidding prescribed Bible reading and recitation of the Lord's prayer, was received at the time with comparatively little protest. But as the beginning of the academic year approaches, it is becoming...
To Lemass, by contrast, one of the most compelling motives for seeing Britain and Ireland inside the European Community is the very prospect that Ireland would thereby take a step closer to reunification. Automatic dismantling of their mutual tariff barriers under Common Market rules, says Lemass, would finally necessitate a...
One of the monasteries has conceded to progress by installing electricity. Otherwise, life on the mountain seems hardly to have changed in centuries. The work of Athos is prayer, and work it can be: in more than one monastery, the common recitation of the Divine Office takes between eight and...
Last year, when the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a decision barring the recitation of an official prayer, written by a state board, in New York's public schools, the hue and cry was deafening.
Every NAACP meeting is begun by the singing of a hymn and the recitation of a prayer--and the secretary's minutes faithfully recall the hymns and prayers of the previous week.