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Articles in Nov 10, 2006, issue of National Catholic Reporter

• More than the Iraq war is going wrong
• Dancing for development
• Christmas stamp unveiled
• Academy rediscovers religion: another report finds deficit in students' knowledge about the American system
  by Robert Royal
• Amid tea leaves and hunches, some dare disagree
• TV brings reality to the closed-door life of a monastery
• Baltimore basilica restored
• Unbroken spirits amid the rubble
  by Gabe Huck
• Episcopalians ask for gay rites
• State mulls funds for pilgrims
• Vatican pushes for cleaner air
• Coercive interrogation
  by Frank P. Belcastro
• New Jersey may ok civil unions
• Walls alienate, bishop says
• Archdiocese sells former grade school to community
  by Chuck Colbert
• Attacking Iran
  by Andrew C. Mills
• 20-somethings urged to abstain
• Bishops issue election pastoral
• Compensating for the sins of the fathers: existence of Spokane diocese threatened as bankruptcy battles drag on
  by Michael Newall
• Air Force critic's suit dismissed
• Starting point
  by Mike Daley
• Women as scapegoats
  by Sally Cunneen
• Quotable & notable
• Don Levine
• Catholicism in North Korea survives in catacombs
  by John L. Allen
• Married priests
  by James F. Schooley
• John Harrison
• Brutality and its aftermath: 'Flags of Our Fathers' shows Iwo Jima battle; 'Last King of Scotland' the reign of Idi Amin
  by Joseph Cunneen
• Who will say no to Benedict? The Regensburg speech shows the pope's need for the counsel of others
  by John L. Allen, Jr.
• Israel's futile approach
  by Kail C. Ellis
• Matthew Ashimolowo
• The power and the glory
  by Ethel Pochocki
• The night skies
  by David M. Thomas
• After the truth, healing will come
  by Tom Robert
• Raymond Gravel
• A question of size
  by Pat Chaffee