{"content":[{"text":"A Third Father James and \n the Illusion of a Third Way","bbox":{"left":0.152171,"top":0.09103,"width":0.6956530000000001,"height":0.103415}},{"text":"BARBARA J. FARRAH","bbox":{"left":0.535278,"top":0.231061,"width":0.3470789999999999,"height":0.026514999999999983}},{"text":"Fr. Dwight Longenecker’s recent Crisis article, \n “The Tale of Two Fr. Jameses,” warrants a revisit in light of \n the emergence to the national stage of a third Father \n James, Fr. James Parker of the Rockford, Illinois, \n diocese. In his article, Fr. Longenecker suggests that neither \n of the two ways, represented by Fr. James Martin and Fr. \n James Altman, has proved throughout history to be the best \n way forward. Instead, he cites a “third way” described by \n historian Joseph Stuart, the “simple way of radical","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.633912,"width":0.7647120000000001,"height":0.22641}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.117647,"top":0.282828,"width":0.76469,"height":0.313354}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.117647,"top":0.282828,"width":0.76469,"height":0.313354}]}