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Articles in Jan 15, 2006, issue of Catholic New Times

• Bishops' bad language: God's word to humanity became flesh and we have often learned this language and activity of love. Unfortunately, the church as institution speaks another language of sole, clerical ownership
  by Tom Hassett
• New editor for CNT
• Abused women face later health problems
• U.S. Christians march on Guantanamo
• Mother Angelica
  by Gerry Tannam
• When racism masquerades as journalism
  by Matthew Behrens
• Cheap fuel for the Bronx from Venezuela
• Church ownership claims weighed
• Edmonton college honours two
  by Veronica Dunne
• Not-so-petty cash for Bat Mitzvah
• KAIROS active at WTO talks
• Letters
  by Ted Schmidt
• Fond farewell
• Saying 'no' to King Herod: the forgotten Christmas Story is relevant today. Matthew's infancy narrative reminds us that both Herod and Caesar are never far from us
  by William E. Alberts
• L'Arche meets hospice movement
• Never suppress the spirit
  by Leonard Desroches
• Millions of "invisible" children at risk: UNICEF
• A tale of two theologies
  by Carlos Angulo
• Globalization and Catholic Social Thought: Present Crisis, Future Hope
  by Jack Costello
• Prayers for Jim
  by Phyllis Parr
• Actor Glover supports struggling hotel workers
• On seeing Wesley Baker die
  by Dave Zirin
• Capote a morality play
  by Patrick Donohue
• Catholic worker on Jim
  by Rob Shearer
• Canada supports Israel at UN
• New Vatican Instruction on ordination of gay men: theologian says the Canadian bishops, embarrassed by the Vatican insults, cannot speak publicly as the church is still monarchical, not collegial
  by Gregory Baum
• Let's give the holidays back to the pagans
  by Andrew M. Greeley
• Tom McKillop: order of Canada, 'father' of families, friend of Jesus
  by Ted Schmidt
• Jim's dangerous walk
  by Charlie Bonafacio
• UN summit on earth draws applause
• For what it's worth, our condolences
• Christmas 2005
  by Ted Schmidt
• Goodbye to baby Jesus
• Kingston solidarity
  by Christine Tripp
• Nuclear salvation: 'we've heard it before': 'the nuclear industry will be emitting as much carbon dioxide from mining and treating its ore as it saves from the so-called clean power it produces
  by Rosalie Bertell
• Systemic violence and the 'F' word: many young women today grapple with their feminist identity out of fear
  by Renee Bondy
• Wounds still fester, relatively speaking
  by Jim Roberts
• Cultivating family forests
  by Kate Quinn
• Harold Pinter, truth teller
• Radical rebirth necessary, writer says
  by Tom Harpur
• Human rights group to sue CIA
• Married priests and women's ordinations: a report from Wiesbaden: no valid arguments against women's ordination, but some reservations about the 'river ordinations surface at Wiesbaden conference
  by Francois Brassard