Excerpt from The Grand Inquisitor, Vol. 1: A Journal of Opinion Edited by the Catholic Graduate Students Association of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; April, 1967
The Grand inquisitor IS a journal published by a group of Catholic laymen who feel that a person must Opt for and exercise his freedom in all areas of his 1ife-above all, in his worship of God. We want the journal to function as a forum for examination and discussion of this thesis. An invitation to use it as such is hereby extended to anyone interested in the question. Agreement with and dissena sion from the thesis in general or particular applications of it, are equally wel come. We are not, of course, an official voice of the Church in any re Spent, but. Are deeply concerned With the Church in all respects.
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