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Articles in Nov 16, 2003, issue of Catholic New Times

• My goddess pilgrimage to Crete
  by Mary Ann Beavis
• Why not peace-ed?
  by Marika Ince
• CNT 'too controversial' for parish
  by Jane Rush
• Danny "Millions" vows to slash public sector by 25 per cent over five years
• Educational TV at its best
• Necessary myth of the movie teacher
  by Michael Reist
• Beautiful Baum
  by Robert Holmes-Lauder
• Privatization causes more problems than solutions in Africa
• Say that he read
  by Terry Collins
• Retired teachers back Afghani girls
• 'May God bless America.' Excuse me!
  by Gerald Vandezande
• Children choose 'fair trade' sweets
  by Kristy McNab
• CNT: a unique teaching resource
  by Ted Schimdt
• Quote/unquote
  by Daniel Berrigan
• Do the math: does a united right add up?
  by Marc Zwelling
• The band played "Waltzing Matilda"
  by Eric Bogle
• Awakening moderate Muslims
  by Rosemary Ganley
• When despair trumps hope
  by Ruth Rosen
• Health car threat
  by Thomas Cain
• 1980s AD
• Israeli-Palestinian co-operation from Antarctica to Bethlehem
  by Bernard Sabella
• Be more kind
  by Mary Parfitt
• 1953 Ad
• Laity in chains: a book review
  by Wayne A. Holst
• Why I won't budge
  by James Loney
• Writer no longer able to attend Mass
• Down the road I walk: Torontonian rediscovers Catholic heritage on Chemin du Roy pilgrimage
  by Jason Dennie
• War in Iraq going well
• "Han" suffering so deep
  by Joelle Morgan
• Exodus of the Palestinian Christians
• Democracy in Latin America
  by Jim Hodgson
• Geneva accord: another attempt to hope
• From the editor's desk
  by Ted Schmidt
• The strange case of Emil Fackenheim
  by Pat O'Neill
• Women-Church Convergence urges papal retirement
• Brazilian agrarian reform: Latin America's landless reclaim their-soil
  by Kevin Spurgaitis
• Ethical antipodes
  by Sava Bosnitch
• Unions covering fewer of Canada's workers
• Thomas Groome: the demise of clericalism and breaking open of priesthood
  by Ted Schmidt