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Articles in March 2004 issue of America

• The fans speak
  by Maurice Timothy Reidy
• Debates and divisions
• Not let them go
  by Charles J. Matonti
• New directory for bishops: promote rights, be model
• Of many things
  by George M. Anderson
• You'll never believe what I saw!(the word)
  by Dianne Bergant
• Attend quietly
  by James Edward Fitzgerald
• Presiding at the Liturgy of the Eucharist: the third in the Lent-Easter series 'Good Liturgy'
  by Keith F. Pecklers
• Keeler prays with victims at day of atonement
• Of many things
  by James Martin
• A bad day for the bishops
  by Andrew M. Greeley
• Facts, myths and questions: the new reports confirmed some hunches and destroyed some myths
  by Thomas J. Reese
• You are that temple
  by Valerie Schultz
• The school question
• A movie, a mystic, a spiritual tradition
  by John W. O'Malley
• Of many things
  by James T. Keane
• A book with staying power
  by John W. O'Malley
• Much sadder sentence
  by Jens Soering
• Election year economies
  by John F. Kavanaugh
• On a San Francisco stage
  by Raymond F. Hopkins
• A day of reckoning
  by Steven M. Kissing
• What do you make of it?
  by Dianne Bergant
• God's buck
  by Paul Schmid
• A writer's growth
  by John B. Breslin
• Good liturgy: the first in a 10-part series for Lent and Easter
  by James Martin
• What does it mean?
  by Dianne Bergant
• Religious decline in Europe?
  by Andrew M. Greeley
• The 'perfect' life
  by Kevin P. Quinn
• Presiding at the liturgy of the word: the second in the Lent-Easter series 'Good Liturgy'
  by John F. Baldovin
• Laity in the world
  by Thomas M. Howard
• Child soldiers and the Lord's Resistance Army
  by Gary Smith
• The ministry of the deacon: the fourth in the Lent-Easter series 'good liturgy'
  by Joseph DeGrocco
• Something great
  by David W. Morris
• Applying the 'traditioning' process
  by Lawrence Boadt
• Of many things
  by John W. Donohue
• Building change: the shortage of decent housing is a scandal
  by Mark Hallinan
• Critique and doctrine
  by Ryan Breitenbach
• Mortal flesh
  by Valerie Schultz
• Woman favored highly
  by Thomas Gibbs
• Stable society
  by Martina Nicholson
• The dead are raised
  by Dennis P. Kehoe
• 'Apply your whole self': new books on the bible
  by Daniel J. Harrington
• Compassionate critic
  by Scott Hahn
• What vocation shortage? The challenge is to discern the vocation you unquestionably have
  by Russell Shaw
• Debating life
  by John F. Kavanaugh
• John Jay report undergoing revisions
• 'Sin no more'!(The Word)(Lent)
  by Dianne Bergant
• From here to serenity
  by Doris Donnelly
• Another aftershock: what have we learned from the John Jay report?
  by Thomas G. Plante
• 'I don't know who I am yet'
  by Gerald T. Cobb
• Dioceses release figures on sexual abuse
• Practicing what we teach: a call for progressive church taxes
  by Matthew J. Barrett
• What are 'substantiated' allegations?
• Food, shelter or medicine?
• Beneficial networking
  by Michael Bisesi
• Broader counsel
  by Lawrence Caines
• Mystic madness
  by W.W. Meissner
• Paying the piper: Catholic social teaching and the tax debate
  by Christopher R. Cocozza
• The ministry of the lector: the fifth in the Lent-Easter series 'Good Liturgy'
  by James M. Schellman
• Don't kill my killer: the Cherish Life Circle opposes the death penalty by helping both criminal and victim
  by George M. Anderson
• Fraternal correction
• Church must work with experts to prevent abuse
• Of many things
  by Joseph A. O'Hare
• Exercise of power
  by Robert J. DuBrul
• Rejoice!(the word)
  by Dianne Bergant
• Seminaries and the sexual abuse crisis: a review and critique of the National Review Board's report
  by Katarina M. Schuth
• Left out
  by Robert V. Levine
• Archbishop apologizes, calls abuse a tragedy
• New testament model
  by Thomas L. Sheridan
• Basic needs
  by R.J. Kowalik
• W Mel O'Drama
  by Richard A. Blake
• The abuse scandal: what did I miss?
  by Emil A. Wcela
• The triumph of the cross.
  by Donald C. Maldari
• Cohesion and growth
  by Paul D. McNelis
• An imbalance of power: how U.S. agricultural subsidies undermine free trade
  by Cesar Ferrari
• 4,450 priests accused of abusing 11,000 children
• Unsportsmanlike conduct
  by Terry Golway