TRIUMPH - Vol. II, No. 10 - October 1967

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A monthly issue of TRIUMPH (Vol. II, No. 10, October 1967) centered on political and religious debate, with editorial coverage of the Catholic Church and the idea of an emerging “American Schism.” The contents include articles and departments addressing reactions to Black Power and liberalism, discussions of Catholic education, and themed features such as “The Yellow Submarine” and “End of the Blues.” Contributors and editorial staff are listed alongside subscription and publication notices.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryReligion & Spirituality

FormatPDF

Pages44

Reading Time1 h 51 min

AccessFree to download

Editorials

Present Imperfect

Democracy's Revenge

Mater No, Magistra No

The Coming American Schism

Catholic Parent v. Catholic School

The Great German Tragedy

Gregory Broom and the Great Custard Controversy

The View from the Parish: Catholic Education

Departments

ART AND THE AGE: Reactions

Wisner's World

Non-Imprimatur

A Trip to Heaven

The Yellow Submarine

THE COMING AMERICAN SCHISM L.BRENT BOZELL ▶THOUGHT Vs.IDEOLOGY:The Politics of Willmoore Kendall and Michael Oakeshott ▶THE YELLOw SUBMARINE:Rock’n'Roll'n’Religion 48221COLLE8435-M-506WOM2016712MARYGRVE COLLEGETHE LIBRARY eat Custard Controversy 8435 W MC NICHOLLSDETROIT I 48221 End of the Blues: Other Band Razors should have their headsexamined-you'll find they're not all there! The action's in the new Schick 10-edge cartridge-withnot just 6,but 10 new edges.Equally important,only SchickScience gives you a complete windingmechanism-new with every cartridge.While our competitor may think it's cheaper to put half the band mechanism in the razorand half in the cartridge,old and new parts do notalways fit together. Finally,the 10 Super Stainless Steel Edges areheld taut by an exclusive slotted band for positiveshaving control.Every KronaEdge has the molecularMironcoating for a surface of unequalled smoothness.Only Schick has the Krona Comfort Edge. Schick AUTO-BAND/Razor In double edge blades,Injectoror band-Schick Science insures comfort!Sschick Safety Razor Company,Disision of EVERSHARP;CInc. L.Brent Bozell,Thomas Molnar,Frederick Wilhelmsen,John Wisner Assistant Editors Michael Lawrence Gary K.Potter Editorial Assistant Robert J.Fauteux Managing Editor Patricia B.Bozell ContributorsRobert Beum,Lawrence R.Brown,Philip Burnham,Colin Clark,Farley Clinton,ChristopherDawson,William J.Fitzpatrick,Otto von Habsburg,Jeffrey Hart,Dietrich von Hildebrand,Charles Cardinal Journet,Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn,Sir Arnold Lunn,Wm.OliverMartin,Vincent Miceli,S.J.,Gerhart Niemeyer,Francis Wilson Business ManagerRuss V.Hedrick,Jr. Circulation ManagerPatricia Martz PromotionPatrick J.Gorman,Consultants TRIUMPH is published monthly by Triumphmagazine,Ine.,at 92715th Street,N.W..Wash-ington,D.C.20005,under the patronage of St.Athanasius.Second class postage paid at Wash-ington,D.C. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:57.50 a year;twoyears,S14,00;three years,S20.00;single copy,75e.Add 504 a year for Canadian,S1.50 for all otherforeign postage.Change of address notices,un-deliverable copies,orders for subscriptions and allother correspondence should be sent to TRIUMPH,927·15th Street,N.W.,Washington,D.C.20005.Please allow one month's notice forchanges of address;mailing label from magazineshould be sent with notice of change,but alwayssend both old and new addresses,including ZiPcode. Copyright ⑥1967 by Triumph Magazine,Inc.Allrights reserved. TRIUMPH cannot be responsible for unsolicitedmanuscripts unless a stamped,self-addressed enve-lope is enclosed.Opinions expressed in signedarticles do not necessarily represent the views ofthe editors. TRIUMPH Vol.II,No.10 October 1967 Contents Editorials Present Imperfect .................·..7Democracy's Revenge........····...·..41Mater No,Magistra No ................42The Coming American Schism......L.Brent Bozell 10Catholic Parent v.Catholic School............18The Great German Tragedy..Erik von Kuehnelt-Leddihn 20Gregory Broom and the Great Custard Controversy.......Dean Swift 24The View from the Parish:Catholic Education..Peter Wells 25 DEPARTMENTS ARTS AND THE AGE Reactions .......3Two Paths HomeWisner's World ....27....Jeffrey Hart 28Non-Imprimatur....40A Trip to Heaven .Frank J.Ayd,Jr.34The Yellow Submarine.Robert J.Fauteux 35 ..reactions late,much less deal with.Contempt,again,was the response to the goalsimplied at every point of liberal argu-mentation:isolation and bourgeoifica-tion of each Negro for the purpose ofthe individual socio-economic"ar-rival"so incongruously called"inte-gration."Negroes present,in theirturn,insisted on attempting to expressthe distinctiveness of the black com-munity as such through concentrationon cultural,aesthetic,and moral is-sues.The listener felt himself in thepresence of a burning negation ofevery effort at reducing persons tocolorless monads,each having itsstandard bundle of abstract rights,and ea

FAQs

What major theme drives this issue of TRIUMPH in October 1967?

The issue focuses on upheaval in the Catholic Church and the prospect of “The Coming American Schism,” linking it to arguments about rebellious liberals and church life.

Which topics related to social politics appear in the editorials?

The editorials discuss reactions to liberalism in the context of the Negro Revolution and Black Power, emphasizing spiritual revulsion rather than disagreements over policy pace and methods.

What recurring department and article sections are listed in the table of contents?

The table of contents includes Editorials and Departments, featuring items such as “ARTS AND THE AGE: Reactions,” “Wisner's World,” “Non-Imprimatur,” “A Trip to Heaven,” and “The Yellow Submarine.”

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