Upset by Museum Event

Dear Editor: I am writing to commend reader Richard Hutter (June 2). I agree with everything he said – almost.

Where Teilhard Erred

Dear Editor: It’s been a few years since I’ve read anything by Father Teilhard but if I recall correctly he proposed that at the moment of creation some of the created matter carried a ‘psychic charge’ and that the convergence of this psychically charged matter over time to the point of individual consciousness underscores the evolution of man.

No Longer Catholic Country

Dear Editor: Like many people, I’ve always seen Ireland as a “Catholic country.” However, that view changed forever with the vote on May 25th in which the Irish people repealed the Eighth Amendment which banned abortion (murder) in that country.

The Sands of Time

Dear Editor: With all the ills of society today and the lack of morals and values, perhaps the following could help us back to a reality we’ve forgotten.

Dangers of Marijuana

Dear Editor: Marijuana possessed in public and smoked in public for recreation is neither safe for driving nor for second-hand smoke exposure for non-users. Further, cannabis is not a safe drug for general private recreational use, in view of the body of toxicological effects.

Mockery of the Church

Dear Editor: Your May 12 issue made me look at the cover page to see if you changed your wording of “Catholic Perspective.” Three stories prompted the question.

Catholic Consciousness

Dear Editor: Father Lauder made interesting comments about Sigmund Freud in his column (May 5). And this brought to mind Paul Vitz’s book, “The Christian Unconscious of Sigmund Freud.”

Remembering Our Priests

Dear Editor: I would like to thank Msgr. Steven Ferrari and the staff of The Tablet for the lovely article (May 17) about my great uncle, Msgr. Eugene Feldhaus, and Bishop Rene Valero (“Remembering ‘Glory’ Years Of Two Great B’klyn Priests”).

A Tale of Two Marches

We had a march for life, a pro-life event, and we had a march for our lives, a gun control event. Two worthy goals but the events did not get the same attention.

Tablet – Tool of Education

For more than 20 years, I have been reading The Tablet, a great newspaper… first, to learn English and second, to learn about my Catholic faith and what it means to be a diocese and how to move in a city like Brooklyn and Queens.