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James Carroll Boston Globe Column Titles JAMES CARROLL’S COLUMNS FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE, 1992-2015 1992 “Boston’s Jews and Boston’s Irish – Conflict and Common Ground,” 12 Jan 1992 “Clinton Can Now Help All America Make Amends ...” 24 Feb 1992 “Among the Believers,” 19 May 1992 “The City's Noble Champion of Justice for All Citizens,” 29 July 1992 “The Words We Want Clinton to Speak: War No More!” 08 Sep 1992 “Why Are We Destroying Our Children,” 15 Sep 1992 “Vietnam: A Burdened Conscience for All,” 22 Sep 1992 “Catholicism after Porter,” 29 Sep 1992 “Rewriting the Story of Columbus,” 06 Oct 1992 “Gore’s Strong Message,” 13 Oct 1992 “The Process Succeeds,” 19 Oct 1992 “A Salute to Sinead,” 27 Oct 1992 “A Second Chance to Rectify the Arms Folly,” 03 Nov 1992 “A Lesson from a Different Kind of General,” 10 Nov 1992 “The Military Needs Gays and Lesbians,” 17 Nov 1992 “A Large Helping of Introspection Along with the Holiday Fare,” 24 Nov 1992 “World AIDS Day: What Clinton Can Do ...” 01 Dec 1992 “A Tip of the Hat to a Model 'Mister Speaker',” 08 Dec 1992 “Somalia Come Home,” 15 Dec 1992 “Learning from a Woman's Murder,” 22 Dec 1992 “A Gandhi-Style Force for Peace in Bosnia?” 29 Dec 1992 1993 “Lessons of Life on the Ski Slopes,” 05 Jan 1993 “Pressure on Faithful Priests as the Church Changes,” 12 Jan 1993 “A Day for Cheers,” 19 Jan 1993 “Rhetoric and Reality,” 26 Jan 1993 “Seeing the Balkan Chaos With Both Eyes Open,” 02 Feb 1993 “A Health Commissioner With Vision,” 09 Feb 1993 “The Condom Issue and a Pope’s 645-Year-Old Precedent,” 16 Feb 1993 “An Irish Envoy Test for Clinton,” 23 Feb 1993 “Reminders of Mortality,” 02 Mar 1993 “Breaking the Islam Stereotype,” 09 Mar 1993 “A St. Patrick’s Day Lesson,” 16 Mar 1993 “Politics and the Vatican,” 23 Mar 1993 “Healing Old Wounds,” 30 Mar 1993 “The Meaning of Moses in a Postmodern World,” 06 Apr 1993 “Jefferson Compromised Himself, and We Tremble at the Cost,” 13 Apr 1993 “The Song of the Birds,” 20 Apr 1993 “In their Views of War, Yeats was Wrong, but Auden Got It Right,” 27 Apr 1993 “The People’s Marathon,” 04 May 1993 “The Stolen Future of Boston's Public School Students,” 11 May 1993 “The Day When 'Anything is Possible' Comes Alive,” 18 May 1993 “Sisters of Mercy and Justice,” 25 May 1993 “Clinton's Bold Refusal to 'Act Boldly' in Bosnia,” 01 June 1993 “A Legacy of Caring for One Another,” 08 June 1993 “AIDS Champion,” 15 June 1993 “When Military and Civilian Leaders Clash,” 22 June 1993 “Dissent in the Church,” 29 June 1993 “Fields of Dreams,” 06 July 1993 “The Mayoral Race: The Question that Each Candidate Must Answer,” 13 July 1993 “The Barriers Obliterated by the Holocaust,” 20 July 1993 “A Moment of Silence in Washington,” 27 July 1993 “Religious Peace Must Precede Political Peace in Mideast,” 03 Aug 1993 “A Mission of Peace for a Beleaguered City,” 10 Aug 1993 “The Monster that Adds a Chill to the August Air,” 17 Aug 1993 “Open Borders, Closed Frontiers,” 24 Aug 1993 “The Splendor of the Truth,” 08 Sep 1993 “Throwing Bread on the Water,” 14 Sep 1993 “The Conscience of Science,” 28 Sep 1993 “A US School that Teaches Militaries How to Torture,” 05 Oct 1993 “Sorting Out Violence from Sports,” 12 Oct 1993 “Local Poets: Guardians of the Shocked Angels in Us,” 19 Oct 1993 “The CIA Can Be a Poor Judge of Character,” 26 Oct 1993 “CIA an Innocent Bystander in Vietnam? I Wish,” 02 Nov 1993 “Quietly and Bravely, Firefighters Set a Standard of Values for All,” 09 Nov 1993 “The Cardinal and His Accuser: Did the Media Sensationalize the Charge?” 16 Nov 1993 “The Pope Owes Israel a Confession,” 23 Nov 1993 “AIDS: It's Time to Act,” 30 Nov 1993 “Another Prophet Who Fell in 1968,” 07 Dec 1993 “From His Bully Pulpit, Clinton Helps Commit America's Second Mortal Sin,” 14 Dec 1993 “The Light Out of Darkness,” 21 Dec 1993 “We Laugh at Mrs. Doubtfire -- Amid Our Own Doubts,” 28 Dec 1993 1994 “Clinton and the Military: A Need to Change the Way Conflicts are Resolved,” 04 Jan 1994 “Tip's Exalted Place in History Turns On a Decision he Made on Sept. 14, 1967,” 11 Jan 1994 “On Robert E. Lee's Birthday, a Lesson for a Schoolboy Prankster,” 18 Jan 1994 “Clinton Must Lift his Haitian Veil of Indifference,” 25 Jan 1994 “Boston's Prophet of the Book,” 01 Feb 1994 “It is Time to Dismantle the Revenge Machine,” 08 Feb 1994 “An Act of Faith That Could Liberate Sarajevo,” 15 Feb 1994 “My Mother's Way of Talking Back to Time,” 22 Feb 1994 “Disarming the Settlers Isn't Enough; Remove Them,” 01 Mar 1994 “The Michelangelo Mirror,” 08 Mar 1994 “The Altar-Rail Barrier,” 15 Mar 1994 “Is Football Right for BC?” 22 Mar 1994 “The Whitewater Diversion,” 29 Mar 1994 “‘We Are Not Guilty Of Anything’,” 05 Apr 1994 “The Ignored Lesson of Bosnia's Anne Frank,” 12 Apr 1994 “Faith in the Earth,” 19 Apr 1994 “The Real Busing Culprits,” 03 May 1994 “Deception Day,” 10 May 1994 “The Power of Populist Priests,” 17 May 1994 “An Eternal Story,” 24 May 1994 “Let's Get Real About Executions in America: Three Easy Steps,” 31 May 1994 “The Pope and the President: Two World Views Collide,” 07 June 1994 “Finding God in Jerusalem,” 14 June 1994 “US Sowed a Nuclear Wind in North Korea,” 21 June 1994 “A Vacation With the Child Within Us,” 28 June 1994 “Bulletin Board,” 05 July 1994 “The Good, the Bad – and the FBI,” 12 July 1994 “A Hero of the Struggle Against Hitler’s Tyranny,” 19 July 1994 “A Love-Hate Affair with the B-52,” 26 July 1994 “A Fitting Way to Mark a Nuclear Anniversary,” 02 Aug 1994 “Ploughshares: Boston's Literary Gem,” 09 Aug 1994 “A Father’s Fears Put to Rest,” 16 Aug 1994 “The Pawns’ Revenge,” 23 Aug 1994 “Mixed Messages from Catholics in Cairo…” 07 Sep 1994 “How It Was… And Is,” 11 Sep 1994 “And War is Nothing Like Baseball,” 13 Sep 1994 “US Faces Moral Dilemmas in Haiti,” 20 Sep 1994 “The Classroom Miracle,” 27 Sep 1994 “Clinton’s Fateful Error on Nuclear Arms,” 04 Oct 1994 “Treasures at Forest Hills,” 11 Oct 1994 “To Save a People, Save Their Books,” 18 Oct 1994 “Saving the Soul of Sarajevo,” 25 Oct 1994 “The Myths Have Died, but Ted Kennedy’s Story Lives On,” 01 Nov 1994 “In Honor of Those Who Served By Not Serving,” 08 Nov 1994 “Yes – In Our Backyard,” 15 Nov 1994 “Gingrich’s False God,” 22 Nov 1994 “Serb Victory, Human Defeat,” 29 Nov 1994 “A Papal Journey from Hope to Hype,” 06 Dec 1994 “The Quiet Man Behind Ireland’s Peacemaking,” 13 Dec 1994 “A Warning Shot For All Americans,” 20 Dec 1994 “Moment of Glory Sets Family on an Unlikely Path,” 27 Dec 1994 1995 “The Quiet Revolution,” 02 Jan 1995 “Searching for Common Ground on Abortion,” 10 Jan 1005 “The Miracle of Mandela,” 17 Jan 1995 “Auschwitz and the Present Generation,” 24 Jan 1995 “Lessons of a Bishop’s Suicide,” 31 Jan 1005 “Redefining Irishness,” 07 Feb 1995 “The Last Word,” 14 Feb 1995 “1,000 Years of Enmity,” 21 Feb 1995 “A President for All Seasons,” 28 Feb 1995 “The Costs of Affirmative Action,” 07 Mar 1995 “Secret Struggle in Selma,” 14 Mar 1995 “Accidental Pilgrims,” 21 Mar 1995 “Hemingway and JFD,” 28 Mar 1995 “The Gift That Lives On,” 04 Apr 1995 “CIA’s Dirty Hands in Guatemala a Sign of US Moral Decay,” 11 Apr 1995 “The Other Vietnam Memorial,” 18 Apr 1995 “Universal Anger, Universal Love,” 25 Apr 1995 “The People’s Marathon,” 02 May 1995 “US Position on Nuclear Arms Ironically Encourages Their Spread,” 09 May 1995 “Wind In Our Sails,” 16 May 1995 “The Virtue Bennett Missed,” 23 May 1995 “America’s Dirty Dance with Nuclear Weapons,” 30 May 1995 “Above All, Do No Harm in Bosnia,” 06 June 1995 “Our Literature Needs the NEA,” 13 June 1995 “Seeing Washington Through Children’s Eyes,” 20 June 1995 “Electoral Theology,” 27 June 1995 “In the Footsteps of Our Heritage,” 04 July 1995 “Trinity in the Nuclear Age,” 11 July 1995 “War Poets: Naming Nameless Powers of the Dark,” 18 July 1995 “Let’s Reinvigorate, Not Abandon, UN Mission in Bosnia,” 25 July 1995 “A National Examination of Conscience,” 01 Aug 1995 “Intimations of Mortality in the Ruins of Ancient Greece,” 08 Aug 1995 “Athens Scene: It’s Not Greek to Me,” 15 Aug 1995 “Patriotism vs. Piety,” 22 Aug 1995 “Communal Effort a Dutch Virtue,” 29 Aug 1995 “The Vicar and Vietnam,” 26 Sep 1995 “…But In Jerusalem, Hope Springs Anew,” 03 Oct 1995 “A Guilty Man Will Never Be Free or Happy,” 10 Oct 1995 “Masters and Servants,” 17 Oct 1995 “The UN is Planting the Seeds for Peace,” 24 Oct 1995 “Remembering the Blood on America’s Hands,” 31 Oct 1995 “Mourning the Loss of ‘a Great and Beautiful Man’,” 07 Nov 1995 “Making Peace With My Father,” 14 Nov 1995 “An Innocent Man on Death Row,” 21 Nov 1995 “A Clear and Supportable US Role in Bosnia,” 28 Nov 1995 “The Friends of Ireland,” 05 Dec 1995 “A Lesson for Americans in Clinton’s Peacemaking Style,” 12 Dec 1995 “Behind the Christmas Story: A Political Message,” 19 Dec 1995 “A Year Filled With Joy, Sorrow and Love,” 26 Dec 1995 1996 “Anger – and Insult – Behind America’s Wheel,” 03 Jan 1996 “Child Abandonment: A Crime of Our Own,” 09 Jan 1996 “It Took Readers – And Luck – To Stay and Wrongful Execution,” 16 Jan 1996 “Congenital Safire,” 23 Jan 1996 “A Book They Can’t Silence,” 30 Jan 1996 “Dudley Street Renaissance,” 06 Feb 1996 “The Screams of London,” 13 Feb 1996 “Ash Wednesday’s Deeper Message,” 20 Feb 1996 “Politics for a Small Planet,” 27 Feb 1996 “The Family Dog Taught Me Something I Needed to Know,” 05 Mar 1996 “Breaking the Back of Terrorism,” 12 Mar 1996 “Flynn’s Lasting Legacy,” 19 Mar 1996 “The Ancient Curse of Guns in America,” 26 Mar 1996 “The Longest Lie,” 02 Apr 1996 “America’s Covert Monster,” 09 Apr 1996 “Nixon and the Unabomber,” 16 Apr 1996 “Abortion Complexity,” 23 Apr 1996 “A Whole Lot More
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