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Spring 2011
In "Having The Last Word," Catherine Groves explores the importance of stories
in our lives, drawing from the rich plenty of Star Trek. Our featured blast from the
past is Father John W. Groff, Jr's "Three Funerals and a Wedding" — a delightfully
humorous reflection on liturgical blunders.
Autumn 2010
Subsequent to its release, "The Desecration of Ground Zero" by Catherine Groves
received outstanding coverage by independent reviewers; in this editorial, Groves
examines the fear, ignorance and rage that ignited the uproar against building a Moslem
house of worship near the site of the 9/11 Twin Towers attack. Also features "Planet
Alabama Spinning Toward the End" by Father John W. Groff, Jr.
Spring 2010
Features "A Way of Words" by Catherine Groves, as well as a favorite blast from
the past: "... so we can teach them peace and union" by Father John W. Groff, Jr.

Autumn 2009
Includes "And So It Comes Full Circle" by Catherine Groves, as well as a featured
reprint — "While the Editor Wasn't Looking" by Judith Eir Landaiche — from
Christian*New Age Quarterly's archives.
Early Winter 2009
Our very first C*NAQ Plus includes "An Uneasy Road, but Back on Track (I think)"
by Catherine Groves, with featured reprint "The Dance of the Platypus, Sister Moon,
and All That Stuff (God Isn't Lonely Anymore)" by Edward Kline.




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