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\nTitleAuthorPageFIGHT FOR SISTER JOER.ColemanTHE QUINTESSENCE OF CATHOLICISMR.Wilbur'THE PRIEST IN MODERN FICTIONW.Slavick91PADRE PIoM.Hollings95LIVE WHERE YoU AREJ.West101PREJUDICE AGAINST THE CoNVERTH.Edwards103THE ANSWER Too OFTEN MISSEDA Dominican106SoME CALL IT MADNESS,107  \n8589  \nSoME CALL IT LOVESr.M.J.DorcyFEATURE“X”D.Culhane110THE BEST THANKSGIVINGI.Ryelandt112CoME CHRISTMASSr.M.MauraInside back coverTo MY BROTHERS EVERYWHEREE.LiebermanInside back coverCREATE SILENCEM.PicardBack cover  \n中心  \n# Thinker’'s Digest\n\nSummer,1954  \nVol.XV.No.4$1.50 a year  \n2 yr.Renewals or 2 or more 1 yr.Gift Orders—S125 each  \nN.B.:Subscribers when ordering receive all issuesof current volume available.  \nEditorial Board  \nP.Hedges,K.Piazzi,Editors-in-ChiefStaff  \nR.AlfieriM.CiracoM.KirbyA.RichardsonJ.BrewsterS.HolahanC.KozelL.StefanovJ.BruneauM.KingD.MonahanK.Turnbach  \nBusiness Staff  \nS.Vento,Manager  \nAssistants  \nV.BrewsterE.CossmanM.FaustS.PereiraM.BurkettB.DemidioP.McCarthyT.A.ThomasA.ConahanL.A.EvanchekM.OteroB.Yorke  \nCirculation  \nI.Bedrarski,Manager  \nFaculty Adviser:Sister Miriam,RSM  \nPrinter:The Collins Press,Wilkes-Barre,Pa.  \nEditorial Office:COLLEGE MISERICORDIA,Dallas,PennsylvaniaEntered as second-class matter,March 22,1944,at Dallas,Pa.,under Act of March 3,1879  \nN.B.:Published ONLY Nov.,Jan.,Mar.,May of scholastic year:nonefor six months_from May to November!Note expiration datenear address.Please!(22  \nDc  \n题简“Prayer —the key ofClose the tragic gapthe day,lock ofbetween thinkingthe night.”and doing.GEORGES DUHAMELVol.XV.SUMMER,1954No.4眼Ge0高***from County Kerry,God help us85  \n# The THINKER'S DIGEST\n\nFight for Sister Joe  \nRichard Coleman  \nSISTER Joseph reached into fifth,eighth,and tenth problemsher great pocket and tookin short division on page 29.”out her signal,a wooden  \nUp shot Benny Cavanaugh’sprayer book,that gave a loud hand when Sister Joseph hadclack when its two halves were barely finished the sentence.snapped shut.The class folded “Yes,Benedict?”said Sister Jo-their tracings of the map ofseph patiently.Arkansas,signed their names on\"Please,Sister,I didn't get thethe upper left-hand corner,hand-page.\"ed in the papers to the boys in\"Page 29,Benedict.How didthe front.Johnny Briley slidyou ever happen to get the num-from his seat by the door,col-bers of the problems?”lected the sets of tracings andThe class tittered and Bennytook them up to Sister Joseph.sat down swiftly.The room wasThe little wooden signal thatstill but you could almost hearwas made to look just like athe creakings of minds that wereprayer book snapped again.still a little stiff because they\"Jesus Mary and Joseph help mewere rather new.Eddie chewednot to waste a moment of thison the rubber eraser on his pen-hour.\"The class droned thecil.It broke away and he chew-prayer,running the words to-ed it meditatively as he wonder-gether in a meaningless jumble.ed how 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