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Issue: Seize the Day: Vocation, Calling, Work
	Article	Author	Issue	Season	Year
	Poem: "Deciding the Course My Education Should Take"	By Clemens Starck	Seize the Day: Vocation, Calling, Work	Spring	2012
	God the Employer	By Miroslav Volf	Seize the Day: Vocation, Calling, Work	Spring	2012
	From the Dean’s Desk	By Harold W. Attridge	Seize the Day: Vocation, Calling, Work	Spring	2012
	Called by Name in Tumultuous Times	By Marcia Clark Myers	Seize the Day: Vocation, Calling, Work	Spring	2012
	Vocation of the Young, Vocation to the Young	By Christine Housel	Seize the Day: Vocation, Calling, Work	Spring	2012
	"The Merton Prayer"	By Thomas Merton	Seize the Day: Vocation, Calling, Work	Spring	2012
	Where You Stand Determines What You See	By Tim Ahrens	Seize the Day: Vocation, Calling, Work	Spring	2012
	Poem: "Domestique"	By Heather McHugh	Seize the Day: Vocation, Calling, Work	Spring	2012
	Contents - Seize the Day: Vocation, Calling, Work		Seize the Day: Vocation, Calling, Work	Spring	2012

Issue: Who Are We? American Values Revisited
	Article	Author	Issue	Season	Year
	The Moral Dilemma of Growth	By Bob Massie	Who Are We? American Values Revisited	Fall	2012
	Notes on the Capitalist Persuasion	By John Haines	Who Are We? American Values Revisited	Fall	2012
	"I See Deeply Caring People"	An Interview with Sharon Kugler	Who Are We? American Values Revisited	Fall	2012
	Neighbors	By Clemens Starck	Who Are We? American Values Revisited	Fall	2012
	Suffer the Children: American Lessons from Middle School	Christina Baik	Who Are We? American Values Revisited	Fall	2012
	"Values are as Real as Grain Prices"	An Interview with Carlos Eire	Who Are We? American Values Revisited	Fall	2012
	Dreams, Dreads, and the New Global Community	By George Rupp ’67 B.D.	Who Are We? American Values Revisited	Fall	2012
	Politics and the Impossible Pulpit	Charles Lemert	Who Are We? American Values Revisited	Fall	2012
	Learning and Praying to Do Right	By Sen. Chris Coons	Who Are We? American Values Revisited	Fall	2012

Issue: Women's Journeys: Progress and Peril
	Article	Author	Issue	Season	Year
	The Bible in Transit	By Phyllis Trible	Women's Journeys: Progress and Peril	Spring	2011
	"Just a Priest"	By Noelle York-Simmons	Women's Journeys: Progress and Peril	Spring	2011
	Poem: "A Cellular History of Pain"	By Jan Jorgensen	Women's Journeys: Progress and Peril	Spring	2011
	Poem: "Scientists Find Universe Awash in Tiny Diamonds*	By Mayne Ellis	Women's Journeys: Progress and Peril	Spring	2011
	Talking Back to Jesus	By Mary R. D'Angelo	Women's Journeys: Progress and Peril	Spring	2011
	Encountering Grace	By Judith Dupré	Women's Journeys: Progress and Peril	Spring	2011

Issue: iBelieve: Facing the New Media Explosion
	Article	Author	Issue	Season	Year
	Where Two or More are Gathered: Social Media and Ministry	By Keith Anderson	iBelieve: Facing the New Media Explosion	Fall	2011
	Poem: "Sunlight"	By Jim Harrison	iBelieve: Facing the New Media Explosion	Fall	2011
	New Media, New Epistle	An Interview with Reginald Bachus	iBelieve: Facing the New Media Explosion	Fall	2011
	Tweeting Among the Birds of the Air	By James Martin	iBelieve: Facing the New Media Explosion	Fall	2011
	Already Not Yet: Hopes and Fears for 2021	By Rachel Hatch	iBelieve: Facing the New Media Explosion	Fall	2011
	New Media, New Expectations	An Interview with Heidi Campbell	iBelieve: Facing the New Media Explosion	Fall	2011