Thought: Fordham University Quarterly

In man's unending search for knowledge of God, three interconnected paths lie before him: those of sensuous symbolism, of rational philosophy, and of faith and belief.

The tragic story of the forty-year-long struggle of one of hte greatest artists of Western civilization to construct the tomb of Pope Julius II.

A discussion of the Catholic and Protestant Marian stances today and an answer to the question: What approach to Marian study and devotion will further ecumenism?

The violent and ritualistic world of Flannery O'Connor's fiction is neither realistic nor naturalistic but surrealistic, a series of parables that are harshly and defiantly spiritual.

The Irish antecedents of the struggle of Archbishop Hughes and his Irish emigrant flock against the Public School Society of the City of New York.

Admittedly imperfect in its historical realization, the noble ideal of the "open society" is still a triumph of the cumulative wisdom of the human race.