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Articles in Oct 10, 2003, issue of National Catholic Reporter

• Maoists torch Catholic mission
  by Dennis Coday
• 12 days of fasting for life, peace
  by Dennis Coday
• Candy ain't dandy in this classroom: students learn of 'real world' conflicts via Tootsie Rolls
  by Michael J. Daley
• Using high-tech dreams to seduce our kids
• Korea urged to send noncombat peacekeeping troops to Iraq
  by Dennis Coday
• Alaska outreach
  by Dennis Coday
• Fr. McCloskey
• French grandmother pushes the envelope of Orthodox theology
  by Jerry Ryan
• Kenya struggles with sharia
  by Dennis Coday
• Massachusetts governor wants death penalty restored
  by Dennis Coday
• Second look at Arnold
  by Arthur Milholland
• Five tales open windows to the past: historian explores the miraculous in 17th-century Netherlands
  by Jo Ann Hoeppner Moran Cruz
• Posthumous book reveals many Mertons
  by Peter Feuerherd
• The spirit rising afresh
  by Tom Roberts
• Israeli pilots refuse to fly air strikes in Palestinian terrorities
  by Dennis Coday
• Poison letter 'stunned' Keating
  by Dennis Coday
• 'The Magdalene Sisters'
  by Mary Shelley
• Four authors give voice to U.S. Hispanics at a turning point
  by Raymond A Schroth
• New cardinals surprisingly diverse: Pope defies expectations of stacking the deck with conservatives in group to elect successor
  by John L. Jr. Allen
• Violence puts elections in doubt
  by Dennis Coday
• Nuns in Ohio denied visas
  by Dennis Coday
• Reevaluating the IHM controversy
  by John Francis Kobler
• Liturgies find inspiration in women's stories: author brings to life wisdom learned from lives of biblical women, mystics, Argentinean mothers
  by Gail A. Ricciuti
• The word from Rome
• Altar girl references dropped
  by Dennis Coday
• New order serves the sick poor: members gather around common interest in health care, spirituality
  by Arthur Jones
• Illegal aliens
  by Peter J. Riga
• Book upends readers' assumptions about murder victims' families
  by Chris Byrd
• National Catholic Student Coalition
• In world trade, cotton fields aren't level: global trade meeting fails African farmers
  by Mary Durran
• Methodists downsizing bishops
  by Dennis Coday
• Her vocation prayer: 'this year or never'
  by Arthur Jones
• Bush's diversions
  by John F. Daly
• World fundamentalism examined: an 'eclave culture' spawns a worldwide movement that is here to stay
  by Wayne A. Holst
• Alleged accomplice faces suit for Romero assassination
  by Dennis Coday
• Lawsuits multiply in California dioceses: statute of limitations suspension could result in up to 1,500 cases
  by Arthur Jones
• Fr. J. Bryan Hehir
• Twenty-five years: in his long, polarizing pontificate, John Paul II has defied categorization
  by John L. Jr. Allen
• Married priests
  by Paul Ferris
• Novelist Reynolds Price imagines Jesus' ethics today
  by Rich Heffern
• Women's movement assessed
  by Dennis Coday
• Walking with 'women called': Genevieve Chavez, director of the Women's Ordination Conference, puts her faith in alternative spirituality
  by Demetria Martinez
• Conference employee attributes firing to words on abuse scandal
  by Arthur Jones
• Amina Lawal
• The many faces of Mary: Vatican art exhibit at the University of Dayton presents rarely seen works
  by Eileen Carr
• James Shannon
  by Carol A. Young
• Saints and holy people in far-off lands: Vignettes expand view of Christian Africa; Celtic book treads familiar terrain
  by Antonia Ryan
• African Anglicans at odds
  by Dennis Coday
• Martin Sheen
• The Dalai Lama is no Gandhi
  by Colman McCarthy
• U.S. church polarized, adrift in pope's wake